Nonprofit · Computer Science Education

Bridging the
Global Digital Divide.

Localized, in-person computer science education for underserved communities in the USA and India.

View Impact Report How it works

$7K+

Raised for India

45+

Laptops Donated

100+

Students Empowered

Nations

Impact Dashboard / 01

Measured outcomes,
not promises.

A live snapshot of what The Syntax Project has built across two continents — the data behind every classroom we run.

01 / 04

100+

Students Empowered

Across in-person cohorts

02 / 04

USA + IN

2 Nations · One Mission

Connecticut · Andhra Pradesh

03 / 04

100%

In-Person Learning Model

No screens-only learning. Live, local, hands-on.

04 / 04

30+

Student Capstones Deployed

Real projects, real portfolios

Fueling the Mission / 02.5

$7,000 raised. Every
dollar lands in a classroom.

We've raised $7,000+ for schools in India to cover laptop purchases — and collected 45+ gently used laptops from donors across the USA. Help us close the gap to $10,000.

Capital Campaign · Laptops for India Initiative LIVE

$7,000 / $10,000

$070% TO GOAL$10K

Help Us Reach $10K Donate a Laptop

Laptops Collected

Gently used, refurbished, and routed to classrooms in India and the USA.

45+

DONATED
TO DATE

Operating Model / 02

Our Model: From Code
to Community.

A repeatable three-step playbook engineered to land in any community — fast, light, and high-touch.

Partner & Localize

We identify underserved schools and community centers, then adapt the curriculum and logistics to fit the local context.

Equip with Hardware

Donated and refurbished laptops are routed to classrooms, removing the single biggest barrier to hands-on CS learning.

Teach & Deploy

Volunteer mentors run the 14-week, in-person curriculum through to a shipped capstone project for every student.

Curriculum Roadmap / 04

The Curriculum Journey.

Fourteen weeks. Three phases. One progression — from first principles to a deployed project students can put in their portfolio.

PHASE 01

Logic & Problem Solving

Computational thinking
Decomposition & pattern matching
Algorithmic reasoning

WEEKS 01 – 0401 / 03

PHASE 02

Core Concepts (Python)

Variables, control flow, functions
Data structures & basic OOP
File I/O and debugging

WEEKS 05 – 1002 / 03

PHASE 03

Project-Based Deployment

Build a real capstone project
Version control with Git
Ship & present to community

WEEKS 11 – 1403 / 03

Field Work / 03

On the ground.
In two countries.

Every photo is from a real session — no stock, no staging. This is the work, exactly as it happens.

USA · COHORT 03

Classroom: Connecticut, USA

Speech and CS training workshop session in India

INDIA · COHORT 02

Workshop: India

USA · MENTORSHIP LAB

Mentorship Lab: USA

INDIA · PROJECT DAY

Project Day: India

Drop real cohort photos into /images (see filenames above) — tiles fall back to the grid pattern until then

About the Founders / 05

Two students.
One mission.

The Syntax Project was founded and is operated end-to-end by two high school students who teach, mentor, fundraise, and ship every cohort themselves.

CO-FOUNDER

Shubham Sinha

Architecting partnerships, curriculum, and on-the-ground operations across Connecticut and India.

COMING SOON

CO-FOUNDER

Subhang Prabhala

Leading hardware logistics, mentor training, and student capstone deployment across both countries.

COMING SOON

The Leader's Vision / 06

Scale the Mission.

DIRECT LINE

hello@thesyntaxproject.org

FOUNDER

Shubham Sinha