CodeHS offers fully customizable K-12 computer science pathways to fit the needs of every district. Pathways are designed to align with state standards and national standards covering various computer science, programming, and CTE related topics.
Yes. CodeHS offers a full K-12 computer science pathway with a course for every grade — for example, block-based coding in elementary school, Python in middle school, and AP Computer Science in high school — plus many more choices in a comprehensive catalog, so students build skills on the same platform year after year.
The elementary portion includes grade-by-grade computer science courses for kindergarten through 5th grade. Students learn block-based coding with Scratch and ScratchJr, computational thinking, and digital literacy through ready-to-teach, project-based lessons — building the foundation for the text-based programming they'll do in CodeHS middle and high school courses.
Yes. CodeHS pathways are fully customizable. Districts can start from a recommended sequence and swap in courses that fit their goals — like cybersecurity, web design, game development, or AI — and the CodeHS team works directly with schools and districts to design the pathway that best fits their needs.
Yes. CodeHS offers state-specific pathways and courses aligned to state computer science standards, with elementary, middle, and high school sequences for states like California, Florida, Georgia, New York, and Utah. Choose your state on this page to see the recommended standards-aligned pathway.
Students work up to AP gradually: elementary and middle school courses build computational thinking and early programming skills, then introductory high school courses in Python or JavaScript lead into AP Computer Science Principles and AP Computer Science A. CodeHS is a College Board-endorsed provider for both AP courses.
