In September 2026, you will receive a school-year survey. We will use those responses to send stipends on a rolling basis in the fall. Summer stipends will not be released until mid to late October.
Introducing the CSTA PD Passport
We are excited to utilize the CSTA PD Passport to track professional development throughout the school year. This digital tool serves as our primary method for logging your participation during both the summer session and continuing education. While you can download certificates directly from the PD Passport, your specific PD Provider may also issue separate certificates as well.
To see your PD Passport and find your certificate for CSPDWeek 2026, log into your CSTA Account at https://my.csteachers.org/. Navigate to your profile and you will find PD Passport in the left navigation bar.
If you cannot find your account, reach out to us at in.cspdweek@gmail.com.
If you are having trouble accessing our account or navigating the CSTA website, reach out to membership@csteachers.org.
Continuing PD
Participants are asked to participate in at least 12-16 hours of continuing professional learning across the 2026-2027 school year. You can count PD from July 1, 2026 - May 30, 2027. The spreadsheet of options is updated all of the time!
For 12-15.9 hours of school-year continuing education, you will receive a stipend of $360. For 16 or more hours of school-year continuing education, you will receive a stipend of $480. School-year stipends will be released on a rolling basis beginning in January 2027.
You can find all of the information that you need on the CSPDWeek Digital Hub below. Here you can search for available sessions, understand the process for submitting for your school-year stipend from the PD Passport, and more.
If you have any questions, reach out to the CSPDWeek team at in.cspdweek@gmail.com.
Meet and connect with other CS and AI teachers across the state
Learn some new activities and strategies to bring into your classroom.
Reflect on practice and implementation of computer science, artificial intelligence, and computational thinking activities learned during Summer 2026
Participate in Academic Year Workshops for specific PDs from CSPDWeek to continue learning the initial content
A minimum of 12 hours of school-year sessions completed for a stipend of $360.
A minimum of 16-hours of school-year sessions for a stipend of $480.
Attendance from at least one hour of synchronous sessions is required for a stipend. The remaining hours can be filled in with a mixture of synchronous and asynchronous sessions.
PD hours can be counted from July 1, 2026 - May 30, 2027.
If you did not get a stipend for the summer 2026 CSPDWeek, you cannot get a stipend for the school-year PD.
School year stipend will be rolled out beginning In February of 2027. You will receive more information regarding the process for submitting your PD transcript in early 2027.
CSPDWeek Participants can attend PD or PLC sessions from multiple different states, along with sessions provided nationally by the Computer Science Teachers Association. Sessions take on many formats (synchronous, in-person, virtual, or asynchronous) and are all listed on the Continuing Education Spreadsheet here.
If you are attending a session not on the spreadsheet and want to know if it would count towards your stipend, email us at in.cspdweek@gmail.com.
All hours for your school year stipend must be logged on your CSTA Passport. Log In to your passport here: https://my.csteachers.org/.
Make sure your 30 hours certificate for CSPDWeek 2026 is logged in your account. Here is what your account should look like
Hours for your stipend will ONLY be counted if they are logged on the Passport.
On the Continuing Education spreadsheet, Column I shares instructions to let you know how hours will be counted.
Option 1: Action Required: Upload Session Yourself to PD Passport
Option 2: No Action Required: We will Upload to the Passport on your Behalf
Participants are encouraged to log additional PDs within the PD Passport, however, PD hours will not count if they not included on the Continuing Education Spreadsheet or previously approved by Indiana CSPDWeek personel. Our hope is that the PD Passport becomes an easy to use, log of historical data for you!
How to Upload Professional Development Credits to Your CSTA Passport
Any questions regarding the PD Passport platform or concerns with a pending/rejected status, please reach out to membership@csteachers.org.