Make an immediate impact on teachers and students during COVID. A second screen lets teachers see their students on one screen and lesson plans on the other. 74% of our teachers are at low-income schools.
Why Two Screens?
Teachers and students are struggling during COVID. Teachers are calling two screens a “game changer” and it costs less than $5 per student.
“Teachers reported feeling nearly twice as connected to their students after receiving and using a second monitor.” — University of Washington Impact Evaluation
“Second monitors are lifesavers. Imagine teaching 24 students and juggling lesson plans on a 13 inch laptop screen.”
— Mr. Stowell, Principal, Greenwood Elementary, Seattle WA
Teachers Are Waiting
In the last 100 days, donors like you have given 24,000 monitors to teachers — including all of Seattle and San Francisco public schools (TechCrunch).
But with the COVID winter upon us, our waitlist has spiked to almost 180,000 teachers, 74% at low-income schools serving communities disproportionately impacted by COVID.
Teacher Requests for Monitors
Donors Stepping Up
The majority of screens are funded through the generosity of our large donors. Become a donor.
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Ron Conway - Biz Stone - Glenn Kelman - Patty Stonesifer - Shel Kaphan - David Beitel
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Tim O’Reilly - Ev Williams - Rich and Sarah Barton - Jodi Green - Sandor Strauss - Pathable - Scott Peyree - Rob Peyree - John Anderson - Steve Kemler - Adam Wiener
Teacher Endorsements
“Life Changing! Seriously.”
— Ms. Hochstatte, Sumner High School, Sumner, WA
“I’m crying happy tears right now!”
— Ms. Wooley, Norfolk Technical High School, Norfolk, VA
“Total game changer!”
— Ms. Beck, Sand Point Elementary, Seattle, WA
“This gift completely changes the way I teach.”
— Ms. Waddell, Nansemond Elementary School, Suffolk, VA
Featured In
Two Screens for Teachers is #1 on GeekWire’s list of good things that happened in 2020.
