Funding Amount

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Deadline

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Grant Type

Foundation

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Cycle
One-time opportunity
Tracked since
April 2026

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Eligible organizations

  • Led by University of Washington

Other requirements

  • National initiative

Overview

Funding Announcement Date: November 2, 2021

Project Duration: Three more years (continuing project)

A researcher-practitioner partnership (RPP) focused on making high school computer science accessible to students with disabilities. The project targets teachers in mainstream schools where the vast majority of students with disabilities attend.

Geographic Scope

  • National initiative
  • Led by University of Washington

Focus Areas

  • Accessibility of CS education for students with disabilities
  • Tool and curriculum development - Creating new accessible tools and curricula adoptable by various partners and curriculum providers
  • Curriculum provider support - Helping providers improve accessibility of their tools and curricula
  • Dissemination of strategies - Collaborating with organizations supporting K-12 CS teachers and pre-service programs
  • Community building - Expanding partnerships with accessible tool and curriculum developers
  • Professional support - Offering individual support to CS teachers regarding students with disabilities

Project Goals

  1. Develop new accessible tools and curricula for adoption by diverse partners and curriculum providers
  2. Help curriculum providers improve the accessibility of their tools and curricula
  3. Collaborate with organizations that support K-12 CS teachers and pre-service CS education programs to disseminate strategies for including students with disabilities
  4. Expand partnerships with developers of accessible tools and curricula to foster an accessibility-focused community
  5. Continue as national resource for disability-related resources for CS teachers
  6. Provide individual support to CS teachers needing advice about students with disabilities in their classes

Target Audience

  • K-12 computer science teachers
  • Pre-service CS education program leaders
  • CS curriculum providers
  • In-service and pre-service teacher education providers
  • Organizations that support K-12 CS teachers
  • Students with disabilities in mainstream school settings

Project Partners

  • CS curriculum providers
  • In-service and pre-service teacher education providers
  • Organizations supporting K-12 CS teachers
  • Accessible tool and curriculum developers
  • University of Washington (lead institution)

Contact

  • For pre-service program leaders: accesscsforall@uw.edu
  • For CS teachers with student disability questions: accesscsforall@uw.edu
  • General inquiries: accesscsforall@uw.edu

What Computer Science Teachers Association actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2025

Grants in 2025
4
Total given
$24K
Median grant
$6,055
Range
$5,720–$6,610
  • By dollars: Florida 27%, Texas 26%, South Carolina 23%. Top recipient cities: North Miami, FL; Dallas, TX; Charlestown, SC.

Example grants

  • CSTA Miami · North Miami, FL

    Support for chapter membership and events

    $6,610

  • CSTA Dallas Fort Worth · Dallas, TX

    Support for chapter membership and events

    $6,380

  • CSTA South Carolina · Charlestown, SC

    Support for chapter membership and events

    $5,730

  • CSTA Ohio · Centerburg, OH

    Support for chapter membership and events

    $5,720

IRS Form 990, 2025. Amounts as reported by the funder. Full 990 history →

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • Teachers
  • STEM education
  • Science teachers
  • Special education
  • Disabled
  • K-12 schools

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