We’re on a mission is to give communities of teachers, parents, and students the power to change education from the ground up, in every classroom in the world.

ClassDojo is a communication platform that helps teachers, parents, and students share what’s happening throughout the school day using photos, videos, and messages. It also helps teachers bring the most progressive ideas in education -- like SEL and personalized learning -- to their classrooms in easy ways, students love.

With ClassDojo, classrooms and schools become close-knit communities, connected by the shared belief that they will improve education together.

We’re one of the fastest growing education technology companies of all time, used and loved by millions of teachers, parents, and students in over 50% of US schools, and 180 other countries. ClassDojo is backed by top investors including Paul Graham, Y Combinator, SV Angel, SoftTech VC, General Catalyst, Shasta Ventures and others. Our team is made up of engineers, designers and educators from around the world, with deep backgrounds in public and charter schools, as well as from Facebook, Google, Dropbox, Airbnb, Amazon, Y Combinator and more.

If you're excited about having impact in education at massive scale, we should talk!

The Berkeley Science & Math Initiative supports current and aspiring Bay Area math and science teachers through its constituent programs, Math for America Berkeley and Cal Teach. In my role as program assistant I handled primary interaction and follow-up with teacher-fellows and worked with the director to develop and meet long-term goals. My responsibilities included helping teachers plan and complete professional and leadership development activities; promoting the program through partners on campus, in local school districts, and in outside organizations; and planning meetings, workshops, and receptions, and gathering feedback from these events. I also handled academic appointments and classroom scheduling for Cal Teach courses, was the primary administrator for the Cal Teach Summer Research Institute, and led promotional efforts to expand recognition and enrollment.