The CSTEC Grant from the Georgia Department of Education supports K-12 CS teachers with equipment, professional development, and community-building to advance computer science education in Georgia.
Funder: Georgia Department of Education
Due Dates: October 2, 2026: Application deadline
Funding Amounts: Up to $10,000 per district; total pool $350,000; non-renewable, nontransferable; supports up to five teachers per district.
Summary: Supports Georgia K-12 public school computer science teachers with equipment, professional development, and community-building resources.
Key Information: Only Georgia LEAs may apply; funds must be used for CS instruction during the school day.
The Computer Science Teacher Equipment and Community (CSTEC) Grant, administered by the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE), is designed to strengthen computer science (CS) education across Georgia’s K-12 public schools. The grant provides resources for teachers to enhance their instructional practice, build professional communities, and integrate physical computing into their classrooms. Funding supports teacher memberships in professional organizations, conference attendance, and the purchase of physical computing devices and associated professional development. The CSTEC Grant aims to ensure equitable student access to high-quality CS experiences statewide.