We believe ALL K-12 students should have access to high-quality computer science learning experiences
The Mission of TECH CORPS is three-fold and is achieved through Programs, People and Partners.
PROGRAMS: We design computer science and IT programs that are rigorous, relevant and fun. These programs range from awareness to exploration to immersion.
PEOPLE: We recruit, train and support technology talent to implement TECH CORPS programs.
PARTNERS: We work with partners, who believe as we do and together we provide students and teachers access to programs designed to educate, excite and empower.
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TECH CORPS Blog
House Technology Committee hears TECH CORPS Presentation on Education, Apprenticeships
The House Technology and Innovation Committee heard a presentation Wednesday from TECH CORPS National Executive Director and CEO Lisa Chambers on the organization’s work, which Chambers said has involved direct support to nearly 25,000 students and 550 educators.
K-12 Technology Learning Needs To Be Emphasized
Lisa Chambers, Chief Executive Officer of TECH CORPS, sees an increasingly digitized world opening a plethora of opportunities for Ohio’s youth.Taking advantage of those opportunities, she told the House Technology & Innovation Committee this week, means prioritizing K-12 career-connected technology programs.
Fox28: Teens tackle community challenges at Ohio’s largest Hack
TECH CORPS hosted the 6th Annual TECHCORPShack in five cities (Akron, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, and Elyria) – Their largest hackathon yet, with nearly 500 high school students working in teams to develop apps addressing community needs.
Columbus City Council Recognizes CSEdWeek and Celebrates TECH CORPS’ Impact
In a significant move to promote the importance of computer science education, the Columbus City Council passed a resolution on December 9, 2024, officially designating December 9-15, 2024 as Computer Science Education Week in Columbus, Ohio.
2024 TECHCORPShack Regional Winners
More than 400 high school students participated in the 2024 statewide TECH CORPS Hackathon in Akron, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, and Elyria. Over two exciting 12-hour days on November 11th and 16th, these young innovators tackled global challenges with local solutions, creating cutting-edge mobile apps using SwiftUI development software.
NBC4: Hackathon Lets Central Ohio Kids Learn Coding
More than 100 dedicated volunteers and 28 expert instructors came together to inspire and empower students during the 2024 TECH CORPS Hackathon. Their generosity in sharing time, knowledge, and expertise had a profoundly positive impact on the student teams.
Fox28: Ohio high schoolers invited to innovate at statewide tech competition
Join TECHCORPS for the 6th Annual #TECHCORPShack on Saturday, November 16th in Columbus and November 9th in Akron, Cleveland, Dayton, and Elyria! Up to 100 high school students will learn to develop an iOS app and then work in teams to create an app that addresses a community need or problem.
WCMH4 Features Girls and Google at Ohio Tech Day Celebration
TECH CORPS celebrated Ohio Tech Day by focusing on the achievements of elementary and middle school girls who successfully completed TECH CORPS’ summer technology programs, supported by Google. We were delighted to welcome WCMH4 cover the event!
Oberlin High students recognized for TECH CORPS programs
TECH CORPS presented pre-apprenticeship certificates to Oberlin High School students Sept. 26 at the Oberlin School Board meeting.
¡Celebramos el Mes de la Herencia Hispana! We Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
As we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, we are excited to introduce you to two remarkable Hispanic women whose contributions are making a lasting impact on the Hispanic community. Their dedication and achievements promise to inspire and uplift for generations to come!
Join the Ultimate TECH CORPS Hackathon in Ohio!
Hey, future tech innovators! Are you ready to make an impact? We’re bringing the excitement of the TECHCORPShack to 500 high school students across Ohio.
