Volunteering

help the community

As a community, CS for All Washington is always looking for people who want to help. We detail our roles on our operations site. Read about them, and if any of them sound interesting, write team@csforallwa.org to learn more.

Help the cause

There are many things you can do as an advocate:

• Contact your school's principal or district's superintendent to see what they're doing to offer computing to all students. Find your district on the state list, find your administrators, then send them a link to the administrators page to provide them with more information.

• Write your state senators and representatives, expressing support for every child learning about CS, not just those who happen to have it in their schools. Find your legislative district to find who represents you.

• If you're interested in teaching, contact TEALS to volunteer in schools with trained teachers.

• Make donations to school districts in our rural communities, which often have fewer resources for teaching, professional development, and educational technology for learning.

• Volunteer at the many outreach groups in the state (e.g, Black Girls CODE, IGNITE).