Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about our new brand identity.
Why did we rebrand? Why now?
Over the past year, we have been exploring a new brand identity to help clarify who we are and what we do, and signal that, as an organization, we’re confident and optimistic about change—for students, schools, society, and TFA itself.
Why did we change our logo?
Early research and testing validated that our current logo is not providing lift or recognition. Our current logo, which is simply a type treatment of our name, was created more than 25 years ago, at a moment when we were an emerging nonprofit. Although the logo was not hurting the organization, testing validated that it also was not providing brand lift or differentiation in the marketplace. Importantly, it was not designed for the type of digital landscapes in which people today consume information and content—so a thoughtful evaluation and refresh were clearly needed.
During our research-driven process, our corps member prospect audience told us the new logo would make them want to learn more or engage with TFA and was highly attractive when appearing in the technology that they use. This is exciting, for it is critical to our mission that we build a stronger initial connection with a new generation of young leaders who want to transform public education. While a new logo represents a change for some who have been affiliated with TFA for many years, we hope that all will appreciate the benefits of developing a visual identity that works for this generation of potential corps members. We also think that the new logo suggests that, as an organization, we’re confident and optimistic about change—for students, schools, society, and TFA itself.
Why did we add a symbol?
We saw the opportunity to add deeper meaning to support brand clarity by adding a symbol that could speak to our mission and purpose. In addition to better communicating our story and purpose to the world, it also allows our brand to be more flexible and nimble within the digital landscapes that didn't exist when our logo was created.
So...what is it?
It's a spark! It's a sun! It represents the light and potential that lives in all of our students. It's a symbol that represents a movement working together centered on students. In testing we showed participants the symbol by itself and asked people to explain what the symbol represented to them. Some example responses included: Connectivity, Opportunity for all, A brighter future, Community + Unity, Growth, Hope.
When we told them the symbol was for Teach For America they saw: “To promoter brighter futures for students”, “To unite everyone's educational needs regardless of background or beliefs”, “To expand opportunities to all kids to allow them to pursue a brighter future, help the kids to shine”, “Growing educational opportunities nationwide”, “Lighting the way for others”.
Why purple?
Competitive research showed that the vast majority of similar organizations primarily used blues and/or greens in their logos. Selecting purple is a strategy to help us stand apart from the landscape. Also, red + blue makes purple: It’s the combination of our past coming together to make our future.
How is it related to the other changes happening in the org right now?
This work is part of our organization-wide transformation to deliver on our ambitious goal to double the number of children who are on a pathway to economic mobility and improved outcomes in communities where we work. This strategy positions us to strengthen our brand both internally and externally while attracting a new generation. The rebrand signals to the world that we are entering a new chapter in our commitment to educational equity and excellence with every student.
What is the Teach For America Corps?
The TFA corps is a full-time, paid opportunity to lead in a classroom, where you'll make a real difference with students who are underserved and underestimated.
Quick Facts
- Full time, paid, two-year leadership role teaching in under-resourced K-12 schools
- Same salary and benefits as other first-year teachers, with additional TFA support
- Choose your location from more than 40 regions across the country
- Premier coaching and mentorship to help you grow in and beyond the classroom
- Valuable experience that stands out on any resume
- Measurable impact in students' lives
- 68,000-person purpose-driven alumni network for life
“If you want to make a difference in students’ lives, grow by leaps and bounds, and join a community full of inspiring people, consider TFA.”
Is TFA Right For You?
We're looking for all majors, backgrounds, and career goals. What matters most? Your mindset. Your ability to lead. Your desire to develop and make a difference.
Successful corps members:
- Believe in the potential of all kids
- Set ambitious goals and follow through to extraordinary results
- Take initiative and grow fast
- Value working across lines of difference
- Thrive on feedback, challenge, and meaningful work
- Want to serve and lead alongside communities
Salary and Benefits
As a corps member, you'll be hired by a local school and receive the same salary, vacation, and benefits as other first-year teachers. TFA also offers additional financial support to help with the transition into your new role.
What you can expect:
- Salary ($32K - $72K depending on the region)
- Health insurance
- Retirement benefits
- Stipend for summer training living expenses ($3K - $6.5K)
- Need-based grants and loans
- Access to grad school scholarships
“The freedom you get from day one in TFA is the best way to grow as a professional and as a person.”
Support and Belonging
Teaching is challenging, but you won't do it alone. TFA surrounds you with support, mentorship, and a community that truly has your back.
Snapshot of support and training:
- Summer training with other incoming corps members
- A dedicated coach throughout the school year
- Group learning experiences in your region
- Veteran educators to mentor you
- TFA staff + all of our on demand, virtual resources
- Access to health and wellbeing resources
You'll also gain a lifelong community—a network of more than 72,000 mentors, peers, and advocates who open doors, offer guidance, and show up to help you succeed.
“This is the strongest network I’ve ever encountered of bright people committed to helping communities grow.”
For Your Career
From day one, you'll take on the kind of leadership most people wait years for. You'll lead a classroom, build a strong foundation of professional skills, and walk away with experiences that make you stand out—no matter where your career takes you next.
As a corps member, you will:
- Plan strategically
- Adapt quickly
- Communicate clearly
- Lead with empathy
- Deliver meaningful results
These are the same skills that help TFA alumni thrive in every field—from education and policy to medicine, law, business, and tech.
“Teach for America alumni are in leadership roles in every industry. It’s not rare to find an alum eager to help you make a career transition at any company.”
Lifelong career support includes:
- Exclusive partnerships with top employers and grad schools
- Fellowships, scholarships, and career accelerators just for alumni
- National and regional networking events
- Job boards, mentorship, and career coaching
- A powerful signal on your resume: TFA alumni are known for their leadership, resilience, and dedication to service
“As a teacher, the stakes are high. That’s a mindset that’s hard to replicate in other fields, and it uniquely positions anyone who has taught to be a leader in whatever they do.”
Why Join
Do something about the future.
Everyone talks about change. Few act on it. Teaching gives you a real chance to influence the world you want to live in.
A career choice that counts
Your first job shapes how you think, lead, and where you go. Start where you’ll gain unmatched experience, grow through service, and build a career path full of meaning and momentum.
A community you can lean on
The TFA network isn't just big, it's deep. Nothing compares to the intensity and joy of your years in the corps, which is why the connections made here are so strong and long lasting.
A new way of seeing things
The challenges students face go far beyond the classroom. We need leaders to find solutions in those systems too. What you see and who you become in the classroom will shape your leadership for whatever comes next.
“You go in hoping to make a profound impact on students. But the life that is probably changed the most is yours.”
Are You Ready for a New Future?
Join Teach For America—serve here, succeed here, and pave the way for others.
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Effective Date
The effective date of this privacy policy is March 11, 2025.
TEACH FOR AMERICA PRIVACY POLICY
At Teach For America, we value your support and respect your privacy rights. To demonstrate our commitment to protecting your rights, we created this privacy policy which explains how we treat the information collected and received from your use of our website www.teachforamerica.org, mobile apps, social media and digital platforms, and associated domains (collectively, our “Services”). This privacy policy applies to our Services. Please read this Privacy Policy carefully. Your visit to the Services is subject to this Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use Agreement.
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Information We Collect and Use When You Engage With Us:
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If you apply for employment with Teach For America, you will need to provide additional Personal Information, such as your educational background, most recent salary/salary requirements, professional references, and EEO information.
If you provide familial contact information, we may use such information to send periodic newsletters and organizational updates.
When you transition from corps member to alumni status, we reserve the right to continue to use and share your Personal Information as outlined and in accordance with this Policy.
Resources and Opportunities: Teach For America at times may provide additional optional resources to individuals that create opportunities to further connect to our mission, enhance your knowledge about our mission and/or connect you with others who work towards our mission. Information collected for these resources may include Personal Information.
Purchases: When purchasing products through our Services, you are required to provide us with Personal Information such as your name, address, billing information (e.g., credit card information or PayPal account and billing address) and email address. We use Personal Information collected during the purchasing process to fulfill the order and send the product (either directly or through our providers), and we may also archive this information and/or use it for future communications with you related to your purchase.
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Corps and Alumni Networks: Teach For America has a searchable database/social network of corps members and alumni on its portal. Information provided by matriculated corps members and alumni will pre-populate fields including, but not limited to, name, current location, and corps membership region and year. As outlined above, certain special features of the portal will require you to register your email address as your username, which will then be viewable by all other participants of such special features.
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Information sharing:
In Pursuit of Furthering Our Mission: In certain instances, Teach For America may share personal information with contracted partners where we have written agreements that limit their use of Personal Information and include privacy, security and confidentiality requirements.
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Teach For America takes reasonable measures to protect your Personal Information from disclosure to, or access by third parties to better ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk. We have implemented organizational and technical safeguards designed to help protect the privacy and security of your Personal Information. We also have restrictions on how we share, transmit, authorize access, and store Personal Information. Please note that we do not guarantee the security of Personal Information, and there is some risk that an unauthorized third party may find a way to circumvent our security systems or that transmissions of your information over the internet will be intercepted. Because of this, you are responsible for helping to protect the security of your own information. We encourage you to create and protect a strong password and never give out your account credentials. In the event of a security incident or breach, we may contact you to notify you of such incident and you understand that we may use your contact information for this purpose.
Your Choices Related to Your Personal Information
You may review and update your Personal Information by submitting a written request. You may also reach out to us through our Contact Us form to update your Personal Information in our systems or to opt out of further communications from us. We’ll respond to these requests within a reasonable timeframe and as required by applicable law.
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California Privacy Rights
Under California Law, California residents may have the right to request in writing from businesses with whom they have an established business relationship: (a) a list of the categories of Personal Information and the type of services provided to the customer, that a business has disclosed to third parties (including affiliates that are separate legal entities) during the immediately preceding calendar year for the third parties' direct marketing purposes; and (b) the names and addresses of all such third parties. You also have the ability to opt-out of the “sell” of your personal information. To make such requests, if entitled, please contact Privacy@teachforamerica.org.
Changing Our Privacy Policy
Teach for America may modify or revise this Privacy Policy from time to time. Teach for America will notify users of any changes to our Privacy Policy by posting the revised Privacy Policy with an updated date of revision of our Services. If we change this Policy in a material manner, we will do our best to notify you of the changes by posting a notice on our website. We recommend that you review the Privacy Policy each time you visit the Services to stay informed of our privacy practices.
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Our Services are hosted on servers located in the United States and are intended for and directed to users in the United States. If you access our Services from any region or country with laws or regulations governing personal data collection, use, and disclosure, that differ from United States laws, you acknowledge and agree that that the United States has standards for the processing and storage of Personal Information that may not be equivalent to (and may be less comprehensive than) those in the country where you reside and/or are a citizen, and you consent to Teach For America’s collection, transfer, processing, and storage of your Personal Information in the United States and in accordance with the laws or regulations governing your personal data in the United States.
Protecting Children's Privacy
Teach For America strongly believes in protecting the privacy of students and the schools in which we work. We do not knowingly collect or maintain Personal Information on our Services from persons under 13 years of age. Generally, our program services are not intended for individuals under 13 years of age. We will take appropriate steps to delete any Personal Information of persons under 13 years of age that has been collected on our Services without verified parental consent upon learning of the existence of such Personal Information.
Do Not Track
Teach for America does not currently support Do Not Track signals that you may set in your web browser to inform websites that you do not want tracked.
Contacting Teach For America
If you have any questions, comments or complaints about this Privacy Policy or our Services, please contact us:
Email: privacy@teachforamerica.org
Phone: 1-800-832-1230
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What You Consent to by Using Our Services
By using our Services you are accepting the practices described in this privacy policy. Please understand that by submitting any Personal Information to us, and/or by using our Services, you consent and agree that we may collect, use, share, store and disclose this information in accordance with this Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use, and as permitted or required by law. If you refuse or withdraw your consent, or if you choose not to provide us with any required information, we might not be able to provide you with the products or services that can be offered on our Services.
*Note: In pursuit of our vision of One Day and our 2030 impact goal, Teach For America has built a broad coalition, and we work alongside over 300 communities across 37 states, the District of Columbia, and sovereign nations. To meet the needs of the children we serve and our participants, we partner with several other organizations and entities to establish a repertoire of resources and supports. While we review these resources, we recognize the content of links may shift, change, or be not fully aligned with our complete view, values, or vision. The inclusion of any link is intended to direct users to potentially useful information. Teach For America encourages users to exercise their own judgment when accessing linked websites.
