California & Nevada · Charter school partnerships

STEAM & expanded learning for charter schools.

Build hands-on learning around your school's mission, students, and schedule. Teach Me Technology partners with charter schools and school districts to plan STEAM enrichment, academic support, and educator development.

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Based in Bakersfield · Serving schools since 2000 · On-site, virtual, and hybrid delivery

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Programs for grades 1–12

Choose the right fit for your school.

Start with your learning goals and the students you want to reach. We can discuss one campus or a charter network, with program scope and delivery defined in the proposal.

In-school STEAM

Explore coding, robotics, CSI forensics, aviation, game design, AI, and creative arts through school-arranged programs.

In-school programs
Coding programs

Engagement & attendance

Discuss Attendance Accelerator™ as part of your school's wider engagement efforts. Attendance improvement is a program goal, not a guaranteed result.

Attendance Accelerator™

ELA & math tutoring

Plan academic support around school-identified priorities, participant needs, and an agreed delivery format.

School tutoring partnerships

Teacher development

Discuss practical technology and instructional-development topics for your educators. Session formats and hours are confirmed during planning.

Teacher development

A shared planning framework

Define program design, delivery responsibilities, learning evidence, and sustainability together.

Partnership framework

School-arranged family engagement

Parent University for your school community.

Parent University is part of TMT’s school district and charter school offerings. Practical technology and cybersecurity workshops help parents and caregivers build digital skills and support their families online.

School-arranged options include Cyber Guardians, an eight-hour digital safety program, and Navigating the Digital World, a two-hour online safety workshop. Audience, language support, schedule, and delivery format are agreed with your school or district.

Connect family learning with your school partnership.

Discuss Parent University alongside student enrichment, or as a focused family-engagement program arranged by your district or charter school.

Explore Parent University programs and our BCSD experience →

Plan a Parent University partnership

Built around your mission

A practical plan for your campus or network.

Share your school's model, priorities, grade levels, and decision process. We will use that context to shape the proposed program and the information your leadership team needs to review it.

Our team brings credentialed educators, trained instructors, and practical industry experience. English/Spanish support and on-site, virtual, or hybrid delivery can be discussed during planning.

Put the key decisions in writing.

  • Program topics, audience, and intended learning goals.
  • Campus or network scope, schedule, and delivery format.
  • Materials, coordination, and delivery responsibilities.
  • Agreed ways to review participation and learning.
  • Information needed for your leadership or board review.

Explore the full student-program catalog

California charter schools

Plan around your expanded-learning priorities.

California charters can discuss how proposed programs may align with ELO-P or ASES plans where applicable. The charter determines funding eligibility, allowable costs, compliance, and approval.

Program participation does not establish eligibility or guarantee funding. Include your planning requirements when requesting a proposal.

ELO-P & ASES planning guide
California school partnerships

Nevada charter schools

Connect learning with local priorities.

We welcome inquiries from Las Vegas-area and other Nevada charter schools, including schools authorized by the Nevada State Public Charter School Authority.

Planning is based on local priorities and funding sources. Delivery, travel, scope, and scheduling are confirmed for each partnership.

Nevada school partnerships

From inquiry to delivery

Start with a clear scope.

1. Share your priorities

Tell us about your school or network, grade levels, program interests, location, and preferred timing.

2. Review the proposal

Discuss scope, delivery, materials, responsibilities, and any information needed for your approval process.

3. Coordinate delivery

After the partnership is agreed, confirm the schedule, coordination, and ways to review learning and participation.

Questions from charter leaders

Can a single-campus charter request a proposal?

Yes. We welcome inquiries from individual charter schools and charter networks. The proposal defines the participating campus or campuses and program scope.

Can programs be delivered online?

On-site, virtual, and hybrid delivery are available for discussion. The appropriate format depends on the program and the needs agreed with your school.

What should we include in our first inquiry?

Include your school or network name, location, grade levels, program interests, preferred timing, and the person coordinating the partnership. Share any leadership or board-review requirements.

How quickly can a program start?

Start dates are confirmed during planning based on the agreed program, staffing, delivery requirements, and your approval process. A standard launch time is not promised.

Can families enroll directly?

Student programs are arranged through school districts and charter schools. Families should contact their school or district for participation information.

Plan your charter partnership.

Share your priorities with Teach Me Technology and discuss a program for your school community.

Request a Charter Partnership Proposal

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