Coding Your School

Coding teaches logical thinking, real-world application of math principles, and career-ready skills that can become lucrative for students and their families. In our courses, students use web-based software and “learn as they go” in live virtual 60-90 min class sessions. With the lack of equitable access to coding in mind, we consider it one of our missions to get coding into schools across the nation. While it is something not to be limited to our youth, we recommend our classes for 3rd-12th grades. Our curriculum will:

Why Our Clients Choose Our Coding Programs

Educators trust us because we focus on equity, engagement, and growth. We serve diverse learners, including those historically underrepresented in STEM, with engaging strategies and a belief that every student can succeed in tech.

Our programs are flexible and scalable, fitting seamlessly into in-school, after-school, and summer learning formats. Whether you are launching your first coding class or building a district-wide computer science pathway, we are here to help.

Looking Toward The Outcomes

• Provide students with a basic understanding of selected languages
• Peak the interest of students interested in video games, art, music, or design.
• Inspire and encourage academic excellence

We are believers in the use of project-based learning. For so many of our students, it is important to present the class in a creative way. Our classes are designed to challenge and improve student engagement. Furthermore, we want scholars to have a positive learning experience. Here are some of our current options:

• PROJECT-BASED SCRATCH: Students use a block-based coding program to learn code logic, design characters, and create their own video game
• PROJECT-BASED PYTHON: Students use a text-based language to compose their own audio tracks and audio/visual filters
• CODE PROFFICIENCY: Students develop basic Python skills by exploring its syntax, capabilities, and real life applications

Here is some information on the usefulness of coding in schools.

Here’s a pdf version of the flyer below:

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