CSTA Membership Scholarship Application

CSTA Membership Scholarship Application
Eligibility
To be eligible for a CSTA Membership Scholarship, you must:
1. directly teach computer science to K-12 students (including integrated lessons in K-8), and
2. require financial assistance to become a member.
Contact membership@csteachers.org with any questions.
Do you directly teach computer science to K-12 students?*

Yes, I currently teach computer science directly to K-12 students.Yes, I will teach computer science directly to K-12 students next year.No.
You are ineligible for a CSTA Membership Scholarship. Please contact membership@csteachers.org with any questions.
Do you require financial assistance to become a member? (That is, you do not have access to funding from your school, district, organization, or another source to cover the cost of membership.)*

Yes, I require financial assistance.No, I have other sources of funding available.

Your School/Organization Information
School/Organization*
Address of your School/Organization*

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState Abbreviation (e.g., IL)

Zip CodeCountry
Is your school classified as a Title I school by the U.S. Department of Education? (Verify at: https://nces.ed.gov/ccd/schoolsearch/)*

YesNo
Is 40% or more of your school's population composed of children from low-income families?*

YesNo
Approximately what percent of students in your CS classes identify as one or more of these racial groups: American Indian/Alaska Native, Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx, and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander?*
Enter a whole number between 0 and 100 to represent the percent.
Do you teach computer science to...? Check if you teach high concentrations of the marginalized student groups listed below -- i.e., a greater percent of this student group than represented among K-12 public school students in the U.S. Leave blank if you do not.

> 14% students with disabilities> 10% bi-/multi-lingual learners (English learners)> 8% students who identify as LGTBQ+> 2.5% students who are homeless> 1% migrant students

Eligibility