My name is Travis Conley. I teach 9th grade. I am most excited to teach any text coding in CS Principles. Hopefully they use Python!
Hello Everyone,
My name is Chad Miller
I will be teaching 9th and 10th grade for the first time next year.
I am most excited to learn about what I might already know and how I can grow as a lifelong learner and teacher.
My name is Venkat, and I’m a computer science teacher (part time) from South India, currently teaching 9th and 10th grade. This year, I plan to teach Artificial Intelligence, and I’m especially excited about using Code.org. It’s a simple and easy-to-use LMS platform that helps students grasp complex concepts with ease. I’ve been using Code.org for over two years, and it’s been an exciting and rewarding experience. Thank you, Code.org!
Hi, my name is Bob Zhang. I teach robotics and computer science at the K–12 level. This year, I will be working with students in upper elementary and middle school. I’m very excited about Code.org because it offers a structured and engaging way to introduce students to computer science and computational thinking.
Melissa Barker
9-12 grades
Continuing to help my students grow in CS
Sal - Teaching CS Principles, CS 1,2 & 3.
My name is Jesus Calixtro-Lopez, and I am teaching 9th-12th grade students. I am looking forward to algorithms.
Hello, I am teaching CS Principles for the first time as a High School teacher. I have been a TED teacher for 3 years, I have incorporated a lot of block coding in class, but the last time I actually coded was in high school in 1993! Some of it is coming back to me, but my brain is being stretched!
Hello, I’ve been teaching AP CSP for about 10 years now but wanted to try code.org for the first time. I’m most excited to learn a new coding language that I don’t know yet.
Here I am 1 year later. Only 10 months to go!
Hey Jamie!! Thanks for checking back in. I hope these next 10 months fly by and you’ll be able to enjoy retirement soon. 
Hi! I am Miguel Hernandez, Mister Miguel for my students. I teach STEM and CS for elementary and middle schooler at The Expedition School in Hillsborough, NC. I am very excited about using Code.org next school year.
Hi! I am Re. I am teaching this course after not teaching computers for 20 years. I help create the curriculum and was instrumental in getting this course to be a graduation requirement. Although, I try to keep up with technology I am excited about the new lessons that are now a part of the curriculum.
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Hi, my name is Terresa Uzzle.
I am a HS teacher and I will be teaching AP CSP for my 3rd year. I am really excited to be teaching it because I love being able to help students learn more about coding and I love to learn with them too!!
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My name is Matt Fogle, and I am at Snow Hill High School this year, teaching the Foundations of Computer Science and AP Comp. Sci. I have taught the Foundations course before, and this will be my first year with AP CSP. I am nervous but ready for the challenge.
Hi! My name is Gloria Magallanez and I am at Loretto Academy. I will be teaching CSP to 10th, 11th and 12th graders. I am excited to see what is new this 25-26 school year. I can’t wait to start teaching.
My name is Amber Strable and I am a high school science and computer science teacher. I will be teaching CS Principles for the first time this fall. I am really excited about how teacher friendly the website is.
Paige Walker
9-12 Math, Fin Lit, and now: CSP!
Excited to update my own knowledge as I was an electrical and computer engineer in my first career, but that was decades ago.
Hello everyone,
My name is Lizzie Thompson.
I teach 9th - 12th grade. I am a CTE Business Instructor. I am most excited about my students learning and taking the board exam.
My name is Joel Utsinger and I just took a position to teach Computer Science at a local Career Technical Center. I will have Juniors and Seniors. Since the school does not have a defined curriculum, I am excited to see what code.org and do for me to better assist me students learning CS.