e4usa aims to increase access to engineering by providing a curriculum that can be taught by any high school teacher to any high school student who has completed Algebra I. We launched this effort in the 2019-20 academic year at nine high schools in five states, and to date we have served over 80 high schools and over 5,000 students!
Please click here for a video recording of our Spring 2023 webinar for prospective high schools
The national e4usa team is pleased to announce that it is accepting high school applications for participation in the 2023-2024 academic year. Please note that in order to apply, an application must be submitted by the high school teacher who is likely to teach this course, as well as an appropriate high school administrator who would likely provide support for this course. A complete teacher and administrator application should be submitted by our early-bird deadline of Saturday, April 1st, 2023. An accompanying early-bird registration fee of $1,400.00 to cover the cost of year-long professional learning, including Summer Professional Development, is also due at that time. The fee will increase for applications received after that deadline.
New Teacher ApplicationAdministrator Application
For colleges or universities interested in partnering with e4usa, please consider completing an application to be paired with a school by clicking our link: College/University Partner Application.
College/University Application
To date, e4usa involves 82 participating high schools with more than 5,000 students e4usa students explore engineering in society, develop professional skills, and engage in community focused engineering design experiences, all aimed at helping them see themselves as engineers.
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