About TEACH.org Teacher Career Support

Our Mission

Our mission is to help talented people from all backgrounds explore the teaching profession, so we can find the next generation of teachers and ensure our nation’s students have the teachers they deserve.

Our History

In 2015, TEACH (aka, TEACH.org) was formed by the U.S. Department of Education into an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The U.S. Department of Education maintained a seat on the nonprofit's Board of Directors until 2025.

Our Approach

TEACH partners with State Education Agencies (SEAs), educator preparation programs, and school districts to deploy a statewide “Comprehensive Teacher Recruitment System (CTRS)” that is customized for each partner state. We do not have a national footprint; we only serve the states where we have an official partnership with the SEA.

(Note: TEACH.org is a site with national information about teaching, but it doesn't represent TEACH’s core model (the CTRS we deploy in our partner states) and doesn't tell you about the nonprofit behind the site. For information about either of those topics, please fill out the form below.)

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Our Mission

Our History

In 2015, TEACH (aka, TEACH.org) was formed by the U.S. Department of Education into an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. The U.S. Department of Education maintained a seat on the nonprofit's Board of Directors until 2025.

Our Approach

TEACH partners with State Education Agencies (SEAs), educator preparation programs, and school districts to deploy a statewide “Comprehensive Teacher Recruitment System (CTRS)” that is customized for each partner state. We do not have a national footprint; we only serve the states where we have an official partnership with the SEA.

(Note: TEACH.org is a site with national information about teaching, but it doesn't represent TEACH’s core model (the CTRS we deploy in our partner states) and doesn't tell you about the nonprofit behind the site. For information about either of those topics, please fill out the form below.)