CFY has held Family Learning Workshops for more than 30,000 students and parents in high-poverty middle schools of the Los Angeles Unified School District. CFY’s bilingual Family Learning Workshops teach low-income students and their parents about the educational uses of home technology and broadband. Parents and students are encouraged to work together and commit to an ongoing home learning effort. CFY provides participating families with a broadband-ready computer with pre-installed learning software, broadband enrollment guidance, and access to high-quality, online educational software focused on math, English, social studies, and science. CFY also provides training to teachers on leveraging educational software to extend learning into the home and drive student achievement.

During CFY's Los Angeles pilot program in 2009, approximately 600 families participated in the program with an attendance rate of approximately 70 percent due to limited funding. With BTOP funds, more than 5,000 families were able to participate the next school year, and workshop attendance averaged close to 85 percent.

The program will ultimately reach more than 34,000 low-income individuals and 15,000 households in the school district. As of June 2013, CFY has recorded more than 5,700 new household broadband subscribers.