STACK (Students Teach Adults Computer Knowledge) Through this “e-literacy” intergenerational program, high school students use their skills to teach older adults computer knowledge. Teens, who are paired with a senior for the 6-week duration, are given an important opportunity to utilize their skills in a positive way, and seniors are given the opportunity to keep pace with the modern world. This pairing promotes positive relationship building in a fun, relaxed, non-threatening atmosphere. Both generations learn from each other. 4 high schools and 60 students/older adult pairs learn from each other. From Internet research to e-mail to banking on-line, older adults feel more a part of today’s society. The national Association of Area Agencies chose this program as a “Champion Program” in 2004.