Hi I’m Erica, and I teach media production grades 9-12. I hope to teach units 1 and 4 of CS Discoveries next year as I feel my students can always use an introduction or refresher on empathy and problem solving to help with just everyday life. I’m excited about changing things up a bit and the possibility of incorporating Code.org in a few of my classes.
Hello! My name is Steve Mikkelson, and I teach grades 9 - 12. I actually teach Game and Simulation classes, and I was looking to expand the Computer Science course offerings at our school. I also found some great resources for my game design classes and intro to programming classes! I am most excited about the engaging activities and lesson plans to get students excited about coding. There are some great activities here for all aspects of computer science to get students interested and help them feel successful.
Hello! I am Natalie Lozada and I teach high school business. I might be teaching CS courses next year so I wanted to take some classes to get a better idea what to expect! Nice to meet you all. 
Hi my name is Harriet Brannon.
I teach grades 6-8.
I plan to teach Units 1-6 this year.
I most excited about my students creating their own video game.
Hi, my name is Raul Bonano. I teach AP Computer Science Principles grades 10-12. The Unit that I am really excited about embedding into this course next year is the AI Unit.
Hello my name is Natalie Simon.
I teach 5th grade math and science
I plant to teach units 1-6 next year.
I am most excited to have my students learn code various projects.
Hello, my Name is Jacquelyn Stenson a middle school Business Teacher. Grades 6, 7 and 8th. I am planning to implement Code, org into my Marketing class for 25-26 school year
Hi, my name is Phuong. I am teaching upper primary -grade 4 and 5. I am getting familiar with CS since my major is ESL, Maths teacher. I am planning to introduce “Self Paced Introduction to Game Lab” this second semester after my students finished the Checkpoint exam. I am very excited that Code.org is offering free lesson to teachers and students who have just heard about coding but have never had any ideas about it.
My name is Colin, I teach AP Computer Science Principals, I used code.org in the 1st quarter of this year and will plan on using it again next year. What I like most is that the students can work at their own pace.
Hello, my name is Cassius. I am a Business Technology teacher currently teaching grades 6-8 and I’m not certain which units I’ll teach next school year. I’m overall excited about CS Discoveries as a whole.
Marc Bayha
6th Grade
Unit 1 and 2
To continue to explore all things CS
Hi! I am Nina Rathbun- I am actually a HS Chemistry teacher that will be officially teaching a course of CS next year, and I have taken over a class this year. I currently teach 9-12 depending on the needs.
I really enjoy the debugging part of discoveries!
My name is Aurora, I am not actively teaching yet but I do find this to be very interesting to use and see in the future.
Karen Saul
6-8 grade
Web Development
Games and Animations
Express Course
I am excited about everything, really!
Hi I am James I am most excited about learning and teaching app lab
Hi, I am Connor. I teach 5th grade and am currently taking a class to earn my certification to teach CS. I am most excited about how accessible CS Discoveries is
Hi my name is Hannah Aveyard. I am currently a sophomore in college. I plan to teach Elementary grades. I am most excited to get more students excited about CS and hoping get more students interested as well!
Hello, am Undule from Tanzania, will be teaching CS Discoveries.
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What is your name?
Danni Brayer -
What grade levels do you teach?
I teach high school (9-12). -
Which units of CS Discoveries do you plan to teach this year?
AI and Machine Learning -
What in CS Discoveries are you most excited about?
Teaching AI from a different perspective than I have in the past with ready made helpful material.
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Hi, everyone!
My name is Jo, and I teach design and technology to first through fifth graders! My students LOVE learning on code.org, and I am excited to continue learning how to use the tools to best serve my students.
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