Partners

School Program Partners

To ensure student success, Teaching Matters partners with principals and teachers to set realistic goals and solve authentic problems. We offer comprehensive services to enhance school performance, instruction and student learning. In collaboration with front line educators, content experts and technologists, Teaching Matters develops innovative and engaging educational content that pursues a new standard for student success. This standard strikes a balance between core academic and 21st century learning environments to prepare students for their future.
AUSSIE Digital School Solutions (DSS) understands the challenges of the transition to 21st-century teaching and learning. To meet the challenges, we bring a near 20-year tradition of professional development and we employ a wide variety of services, including workshops, multi-day institutes, onsite job-embedded consulting, and a blended model (onsite and online consulting) of professional development in educational technology, helping schools and districts transform into vibrant 21st-century learning communities.
Common Sense Media is an independent nonprofit organization that believes that every kid deserves a chance to thrive in the world of media and technology. With comprehensive videos and tips on cyberbullying, social networking sites, mobile phones and more, Common Sense provides balanced guidance that helps the adult mentors in kids' lives equip them to behave thoughtfully, respectfully, and safely in their digital lives. Plus, get age-appropriate reviews and ratings on TV shows, movies, websites, mobile apps, games, music, and books, as well as an innovative Digital Literacy and Citizenship Curriculum.
The CUNY Institute for Software Design and Development (CISDD), a university-wide consortium created by the Board of Trustees as part of CUNY's economic development initiative, works to encourage the growth of the local software industry and high-tech job sector. CISDD works to bring to bear the resources represented by CUNY computer science faculty and students to help promote technology within both the public and private sectors by providing essential intellectual, economic, and technical resources.
MOUSE is an innovative youth development organization that empowers underserved students to provide technology support and leadership in their schools, supporting their academic and career success.