You can 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.
Why Two Screens?
Teachers and students are struggling during COVID. We found something that helps immediately and costs less than $5 per student.
“Second monitors are lifesavers. Imagine trying to run a video call, slides, and class notes on a 13” laptop screen.
You can’t see your students without a second screen.”
— Mr. Stowell, Principal, Greenwood Elementary, Seattle WA
How It Works
Donors: Fill out a form and we’ll match you with a teacher. A 22” monitor costs about $115.
Teachers: Fill out a form and we’ll match you with a donor. The donor will buy you a free 22” monitor.
Teachers Waiting for Monitors
We've given 20,000 monitors to teachers in the last 100 days -- including all of Seattle and San Francisco public schools (TechCrunch).
But with the COVID winter upon us, our waitlist has spiked to 165,000 teachers, 74% at high-need schools.
Donors
The majority of monitors are funded through the generosity of our large donors. All operating costs are covered; your donation goes entirely to monitors for teachers.
Join us to help teachers in entire cities or states. We’ve already fully-funded Seattle, San Francisco, Oakland, Kansas and more…
$500,000 and above
$250,000 - $499,000
Recent supporters: Madrona Venture Group - Pathable - Pioneer Square Labs - Axon Corporation - Vertical Bridge
“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
“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
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About Two Screens for Teachers
It all started when Carlos bought a monitor for his mom who is a teacher. Our team of Seattle tech veterans were inspired by Carlos and started Two Screens for Teachers.
Our goal: Deliver 250,000 monitors to public school K-12 teachers by Feb. 15th 2021.