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[H1] AI is reshaping the world
[H2] Education must lead what comes next
[H5] The Hour of Code sparked a generation. This fall, the Hour of AI will define the next.
Education must lead what comes nextAI is transforming how we live, work, and build.
Most students will graduate without understanding how it works—or how to shape it.Get started!Hour of AI activities are now live!  Get started
[H1] It’s here: the newest Hour of AI activity
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[H2] We are the experts in preparing students for an AI-driven world.
[H3] AI is built on CS. We teach both.
Code.org® is the leading global nonprofit ensuring every student has the opportunity to understand how AI works, how to reason with it, and how to create with it — not just use it. Learn about Code.orgExplore more stats
[H1] 107M
student accounts
[H1] 1.94B
Hours of Code / Hours of AI served
[H1] 3M
teachers supported
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[H2] Join the group shaping what comes next.
As a nonprofit, we provide this work to schools for free.Donors and partners help set standards, accelerate adoption, and scale AI education for the next generation.Partner with us
[H2] Why Now
Computer science has always been about more than coding.
It teaches how to think, solve problems, and exercise agency—across every field.AI raises the stakes.AI fluency, grounded in computer science, is now a core literacy for every student.
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[H2] Join the group shaping what comes next.
As a nonprofit, we provide this work to schools for free.Donors and partners help set standards, accelerate adoption, and scale AI education for the next generation.Partner with usOur work
[H2] Why now?
Computer science has always been about more than coding.
It teaches how to think, solve problems, and exercise agency — across every field.AI raises the stakes.AI fluency, grounded in computer science, is now a core literacy for every student.Explore curriculum catalog
[H2] From puzzles to software engineering
If Samantha hadn't fallen in love with puzzles, then she might never have built her first robot. Watch her story and others that show how a single class can set a person on a new path.Watch the video
[H2] May 4-8 is Teacher Appreciation Week
We celebrate the teachers making AI+CS real for students — and shaping what the next generation believes is possible.Thank you.
[H2] The new Web Lab is live! Jump right in.
Start the intro activity — no prep needed. Students build a real webpage with AI in one class period.Get started now
[H2] Celebrate National AI Literacy Day, March 27
Free professional development, lessons, and Hour of AI activities to bring AI education to any classroom.Explore activities and events
[H2] Why now?
Computer science has always been about more than coding.
It teaches how to think, solve problems, and exercise agency—across every field.AI raises the stakes.AI fluency, grounded in computer science, is now a core literacy for every student.
[H2] Why Now
Computer science has always been about more than coding.
It teaches how to think, solve problems, and exercise agency—across every field.AI raises the stakes.AI fluency, grounded in computer science, is now a core literacy for every student.
[H1] Professional learning built for educators.
Flexible professional learning for real classroom needs — available year-round, and easy to plan for summer.Explore Professional Learning
[H2] Our work
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[H4] Curriculum for the AI era
AI FoundationsOur newest high school course defines what meaningful AI education looks like in practice.Explore AI FoundationsExplore more stats
[H4] Setting the standard
We helped define the global AI Literacy Framework with governments and international institutions, shaping what students need to know in an AI-driven world.Read the FrameworkExplore more stats
[H4] System-level change
Lasting impact requires more than curriculum. We work with policymakers to make AI+CS education foundational, not optional.Join our movementExplore more stats
[H1] 102M
Students have used our platform
[H1] 3M
Teachers have used our platform
[H2] AI + CS Education is for every student, everywhere
That's why our most popular AI courses and activities are now available in more than 20 languages. From AI for Oceans to How AI Makes Decisions, explore our globally available AI courses today.Explore course catalog
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[H2] Every student deserves to thrive in an AI-driven world.
That takes more than exposure — it requires real understanding. AI is built on CS. We teach both.DonateTEACHING AI
[H2] Bring artificial intelligence to your classroom
Our growing library of AI-focused lessons, tools, and curriculum helps students understand and explore artificial intelligence. Discover engaging activities that demystify AI and inspire curiosity about the future of technology.Explore AI curricula
[H2] For computer science classes
Update your lesson plan with AI courses and activities that plug into your existing curriculum.Grades 3-5
[H3] How AI Makes Decisions
Introduce young students to AI and machine learning with hands-on activities using predictive data models. Students will practice making their own predictions and learn about data categorization and sorting.Explore curriculumGrades 6-12
[H3] Coding with AI
The Coding with AI unit teaches strategies for using AI to simplify complex concepts, guide problem-solving, and even generate code, empowering students to become informed and ethical future coders.Explore curriculumGrades 9-12
[H3] Artificial Intelligence Foundations
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Foundations is a free, flexible curriculum which introduces students to the core principles and real-world applications of computer science. Explore curriculum
[H2] For all subjects
AI literacy belongs in every classroom, no matter the subject. Grades 3-12
[H3] AI for Oceans
In this fun introduction to artificial intelligence, you train a real machine learning model to identify sea creatures and trash in the ocean.Explore curriculumGrades 6-12
[H3] Generative AI for Humanities
This unit includes two standalone lessons — one on writing with AI and one on researching with AI—designed for Humanities classes to demystify ethical and effective chatbot use, encouraging students to explore and reflect on these technologies.Explore curriculumGrades 7-12
[H3] Societal Impact of Generative AI
Investigate the impact of generative AI from different perspectives, then collaborate as a team to come up with guidelines that address the most needs from all participants.Explore curriculumCURRICULUM
[H2] The most widely used AI+CS curriculum in the U.S.
From elementary through high school, Code.org offers comprehensive, standards-aligned AI and computer science courses used in over 2 million classrooms across the country. Our free, flexible curriculum empowers educators to teach with confidence and students to learn with creativity.Explore curriculum catalog
[H2] Want to understand AI? Start here.
This engaging video series is essential viewing for anyone looking to boost their AI literacy — teachers, students, parents, and beyond.
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AI: What is Machine Learning?Download
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AI: Training Data & BiasDownload
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AI: How Neural Networks WorkDownload
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AI: How Computer Vision WorksDownload
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AI: Does AI Have Creativity and Imagination?Download
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Ethics & AI: Privacy & the Future of WorkDownload
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Ethics & AI: Equal Access and Algorithmic BiasDownload
[H2] Exploring Generative AI
Big fan of ChatGPT, but not sure what’s under the hood? Let this 15-minute video series be your guide.
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Generative AI: Input & Pre-trainingDownload
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Generative AI: Output & ProbabilitiesDownloadTEACHER SUPPORT
[H2] Professional learning for teachers at all levels
Whether you’re new to AI literacy and computer science or an experienced teacher, our professional learning opportunities are designed to support you. Join thousands of educators who’ve gained the confidence, tools, and community to bring AI+CS education to their students.Explore professional learningThis curriculum ignited a passion for programming in my students, and now I’m looking at a group of students that have been inspired to be the next generation of coders.Laura FuhrmannHigh School Teacher
[H2] Help expand access to AI education
Whether you donate, partner, or advocate, you’re helping prepare students to think critically, create, and thrive in an AI-driven future.
[H3] Help students
Support our mission to make AI+CS accessible to every child. Your donation helps inspire future innovators and close the tech gap.Donate now
[H3] District support
District leaders around the U.S can partner directly with us, at no cost. We'll provide support and resources to expand AI and computer science education in your district.Discover our District Program
[H3] Advocacy Coalition
Join our advocacy coalition, which advocates (on a non-partisan basis) for policies such as graduation requirements for AI+CS education to ensure access for every student.AdvocateOUR SUPPORTERS
[H2] Backed by global leaders
We are supported by top companies, foundations, and philanthropists who believe in our mission. Together, we’re expanding access to AI+CS education for students everywhere.Meet our supporters
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[H1] Promote computer science at your school
Empower students with the essential skills of the future. Join the movement to make access to computer science a cornerstone of modern education in every school.Sign up for free
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Computer Science is Changing EverythingDownload
[H2] The case for computer science education
Discover the compelling reasons behind the push for computer science in schools, from career opportunities to bridging the gender gap. Access detailed insights and share the vision. You can also download these slides as a presentation.Download presentation
[H2] Advancing the CS education movement
Highlighting the impact and spread of CS education through pivotal metrics and global initiatives.
[H2] 107M
Students accounts
[H2] 3M
Teachers supported
[H2] 232M
Student projects
[H2] 50%
Underrepresented racial/ethnic groups
[H2] 45%
Title I or Free and reduced lunch
[H2] 48%
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[H2] Learn about computer science at the state level
Delve into our 'State of CS' report for the most up-to-date insights on computer science education policies and advocacy developments in your state.Learn more
[H2] Does your school teach computer science?
Get an at-a-glance look at the state of computer science education in schools across the country by exploring our interactive map, you can also help support our mission by taking the survey for your school.Explore the map
[H2] Stay informed on AI+CS education
Join our community of educators, parents, and advocates by signing up for the latest updates on AI+CS education and Code.org initiatives. Be the first to receive news, resources, and opportunities to support AI+CS learning.You can unsubscribe at any time.
[H2] Leaders and trendsetters all agree on one thing
See what world leaders, celebrities, politicians, business titans, and more have to say about the importance of computer science.
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State Education Leaders for Computer ScienceDownload
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[H3] District support
District leaders around the U.S can partner directly with us, at no cost. We'll provide support and resources to expand AI and computer science education in your district.Discover our District Program
[H3] Video Library
Explore our large library of engaging and informative videos to learn about key AI and computer science concepts on a broad range of topics.Explore all videos
[H3] Code.org At Home
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[H1] Empowering Every Student to Thrive in an AI-Powered World
Code.org is an education innovation nonprofit dedicated to the vision that every student in every school has the opportunity to learn about artificial intelligence (AI) and computer science (CS) as part of their core K-12 education.
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[H2] Code.org's Results
The leading provider of K-12 AI and CS education curriculum across the globe, Code.org also organizes the annual Hour of AI campaign, building on the legacy of the Hour of Code, which has engaged more than 15% of all students in the world. Code.org is supported by generous donors including Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and many others.Code.org increases participation in AI+CS education by reaching students of all backgrounds where they are — at their skill level, in their schools, and in ways that inspire them to keep learning. Reaching every student is foundational to our work.
[H2] 107M
Students accounts
[H2] 3M
Teachers supported
[H2] 232M
Student projects
[H2] 50%
Underrepresented racial/ethnic groups
[H2] 45%
Title I or Free and reduced lunch
[H2] 48%
Female & gender expansiveLearn more about diversity at Code.org
[H2] How we approach our work
Code.org increases participation in AI+CS education by reaching students of all backgrounds where they are — at their skill level, in their schools, and in ways that inspire them to keep learning. Reaching every student is foundational to our work. We expand access to and participation in AI education and CS in schools, with a focus on increasing participation by young women and students from other underrepresented groups.
[H3] Shared values
Our guiding principles shape how we collaborate, advocate, and drive change across the movement we've built.Learn more
[H3] Unifying approach
We bring together diverse voices and partners around a common vision to expand AI+CS education access for every student.Learn more
[H3] Focus on diversity
We reach students of all backgrounds with learning that meets them where they are—across skill levels, schools, and communities.Learn moreOUR HISTORY
[H2] Where it all started
In 2013, Code.org was launched by twin brothers Hadi and Ali Partovi with a simple video promoting the idea that everyone should learn computer science. That video went viral and thousands of schools reached out for help. Since then, we’ve grown from a scrappy volunteer team into a global nonprofit working to make AI+CS education accessible to every student.
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[H2] Driving change in education
We work to ensure every student can access computer science and AI—regardless of background. From inclusive curriculum and teacher training to partnerships and policy change, we’re reshaping education. Globally, we challenge stereotypes through storytelling, research, and outreach.
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[H2] Powered by a global community
Our work is made possible by decades of dedication from individuals and organizations who’ve helped build, fund, and champion AI+CS education. We’re deeply grateful to the entire AI+CS education community for fueling this movement and expanding opportunity for students worldwide. Outside of the US, our team works closely with more than 100 international partners, helping them expand AI+CS education. We also keep AI+CS education in the international education discourse by partnering with ministries of education from around the world and working with international organizations like the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.Meet our partners
[H2] Our ongoing commitments
[H4] Commitment to open source curriculum:
Our curriculum and tutorials are free, open, and built to be shared. Licensed under Creative Commons, our materials can be used, adapted, and remixed by educators around the world for non-commercial purposes. We believe that every student and teacher should always have access to high-quality foundational learning materials, with open resources remaining at the heart of what we do.
[H4] Our Commitment to a Unifying, Nonpartisan Approach:
Code.org’s mission unites people across political, cultural, and geographic divides. We work with educators, policymakers, and industry leaders from across the spectrum to advance computer science and AI education in every school, without partisanship or ideology. Our focus is on what unites us: preparing young people for the future.
[H4] Our commitment to accessibility:
To make computer science and AI truly for every student, we design our programs and tools with accessibility at the core. We work continuously to identify and eliminate barriers that limit participation by students with disabilities; ensuring that every learner can engage fully and meaningfully in computer science and AI education.
[H4] Our Commitment to Teach Ethics Without Editorial Bias:
Code.org helps students question and understand the ethical and societal dimensions of technology, but we do not prescribe what to think. Our curriculum encourages inquiry while avoiding political or moral positions. We equip learners to think critically, not to adopt a predetermined view.
[H4] Our Commitment to Student Privacy:
Code.org is deeply committed to protecting student privacy. We collect the minimum data necessary to deliver our courses, never sell student information, and design all of our tools to comply with COPPA, FERPA, GDPR, and other leading privacy standards. We believe every learner deserves to explore computer science and AI in a safe, trusted environment; where their data is used only to support their education.
[H4] Our Commitment to a Student-First Technology Platform:
Code.org relies on generous support from a broad group of technology companies to deliver our computer science and AI education, and we use clear guidelines to manage these partnerships. These principles ensure the platform remains a collaborative learning space, not a competitive arena, by strictly maintaining a non-commercial, ad-free environment. We prioritize student experience in all technology choices, and offer teachers multiple options when possible to support the broadest access and an inclusive ecosystem.Code.org relies on generous support from a broad group of technology companies to deliver our computer science and AI education, and we use clear guidelines to manage these partnerships. These principles ensure the platform remains a collaborative learning space, not a competitive arena, by strictly maintaining a non-commercial, ad-free environment. We prioritize student experience in all technology choices, and offer teachers multiple options when possible to support the broadest access and an inclusive ecosystem.
[H4] Commitment to open source curriculum:
Our curriculum and tutorials are free, open, and built to be shared. Licensed under Creative Commons, our materials can be used, adapted, and remixed by educators around the world for non-commercial purposes. We believe that every student and teacher should always have access to high-quality foundational learning materials, with open resources remaining at the heart of what we do.
[H4] Our commitment to a unifying, nonpartisan approach:
Code.org’s mission unites people across political, cultural, and geographic divides. We work with educators, policymakers, and industry leaders from across the spectrum to advance computer science and AI education in every school, without partisanship or ideology. Our focus is on what unites us: preparing young people for the future.
[H4] Our commitment to accessibility:
To make computer science and AI truly for every student, we design our programs and tools with accessibility at the core. We work continuously to identify and eliminate barriers that limit participation by students with disabilities, ensuring that every learner can engage fully and meaningfully in computer science and AI education.
[H4] Our commitment to teach ethics without editorial bias:
Code.org helps students question and understand the ethical and societal dimensions of technology, but we do not prescribe what to think. Our curriculum encourages inquiry while avoiding political or moral positions. We equip learners to think critically, not to adopt a predetermined view.
[H4] Our commitment to student privacy:
Code.org is deeply committed to protecting student privacy. We collect the minimum data necessary to deliver our courses, never sell student information, and design all of our tools to comply with COPPA, FERPA, GDPR, and other leading privacy standards. We believe every learner deserves to explore computer science and AI in a safe, trusted environment where their data is used only to support their education.
[H4] Our commitment to a student-first technology platform:
Code.org relies on generous support from a broad group of technology companies to deliver our computer science and AI education, and we use clear guidelines to manage these partnerships. These principles ensure the platform remains a collaborative learning space, not a competitive arena, by strictly maintaining a non-commercial, ad-free environment. We prioritize student experience in all technology choices, and offer teachers multiple options when possible to support the broadest access and an inclusive ecosystem.Code.org relies on generous support from a broad group of technology companies to deliver our computer science and AI education, and we use clear guidelines to manage these partnerships. These principles ensure the platform remains a collaborative learning space, not a competitive arena, by strictly maintaining a non-commercial, ad-free environment. We prioritize student experience in all technology choices, and offer teachers multiple options when possible to support the broadest access and an inclusive ecosystem.
[H3] Commitment to open source curriculum:
Our curriculum and tutorials are free, open, and built to be shared. Licensed under Creative Commons, our materials can be used, adapted, and remixed by educators around the world for non-commercial purposes. We believe that every student and teacher should always have access to high-quality foundational learning materials, with open resources remaining at the heart of what we do.
[H3] Our commitment to accessibility:
To make computer science and AI truly for every student, we design our programs and tools with accessibility at the core. We work continuously to identify and eliminate barriers that limit participation by students with disabilities; ensuring that every learner can engage fully and meaningfully in computer science and AI education.
[H3] Our Commitment to Student Privacy:
Code.org is deeply committed to protecting student privacy. We collect the minimum data necessary to deliver our courses, never sell student information, and design all of our tools to comply with COPPA, FERPA, GDPR, and other leading privacy standards. We believe every learner deserves to explore computer science and AI in a safe, trusted environment; where their data is used only to support their education.
[H3] Our Commitment to a Unifying, Nonpartisan Approach:
Code.org’s mission unites people across political, cultural, and geographic divides. We work with educators, policymakers, and industry leaders from across the spectrum to advance computer science and AI education in every school, without partisanship or ideology. Our focus is on what unites us: preparing young people for the future.
[H3] Our Commitment to Teach Ethics Without Editorial Bias:
Code.org helps students question and understand the ethical and societal dimensions of technology, but we do not prescribe what to think. Our curriculum encourages inquiry while avoiding political or moral positions. We equip learners to think critically, not to adopt a predetermined view.
[H3] Our Commitment to a Student-First Technology Platform:
Code.org relies on generous support from a broad group of technology companies to deliver our computer science and AI education, and we use clear guidelines to manage these partnerships. These principles ensure the platform remains a collaborative learning space, not a competitive arena, by strictly maintaining a non-commercial, ad-free environment. We prioritize student experience in all technology choices, and offer teachers multiple options when possible to support the broadest access and an inclusive ecosystem.See guidelines
[H3] Commitment to open source curriculum:
Our curriculum and tutorials are free, open, and built to be shared. Licensed under Creative Commons, our materials can be used, adapted, and remixed by educators around the world for non-commercial purposes. We believe that every student and teacher should always have access to high-quality foundational learning materials, with open resources remaining at the heart of what we do.
[H3] Our commitment to accessibility:
To make computer science and AI truly for every student, we design our programs and tools with accessibility at the core. We work continuously to identify and eliminate barriers that limit participation by students with disabilities; ensuring that every learner can engage fully and meaningfully in computer science and AI education.
[H3] Our Commitment to Student Privacy:
Code.org is deeply committed to protecting student privacy. We collect the minimum data necessary to deliver our courses, never sell student information, and design all of our tools to comply with COPPA, FERPA, GDPR, and other leading privacy standards. We believe every learner deserves to explore computer science and AI in a safe, trusted environment; where their data is used only to support their education.
[H3] Our Commitment to a Unifying, Nonpartisan Approach:
Code.org’s mission unites people across political, cultural, and geographic divides. We work with educators, policymakers, and industry leaders from across the spectrum to advance computer science and AI education in every school, without partisanship or ideology. Our focus is on what unites us: preparing young people for the future.
[H3] Our Commitment to Teach Ethics Without Editorial Bias:
Code.org helps students question and understand the ethical and societal dimensions of technology, but we do not prescribe what to think. Our curriculum encourages inquiry while avoiding political or moral positions. We equip learners to think critically, not to adopt a predetermined view.
[H3] Our Commitment to a Student-First Technology Platform:
Code.org relies on generous support from a broad group of technology companies to deliver our computer science and AI education, and we use clear guidelines to manage these partnerships. These principles ensure the platform remains a collaborative learning space, not a competitive arena, by strictly mai

[H1] Professional learning that empowers
Help today's students become tomorrow's superheroes with professional learning that meets your needs.Start your journey
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[H2] Why choose Code.org professional learning?
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[H3] Choose your pathway
Enjoy the flexibility of self-paced courses and structured programs designed to fit your schedule. Learn at your own pace, with resources available anytime.
[H3] Comprehensive resources
Access expertly designed materials, lesson plans, and tools that support teaching computer science effectively, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced educator.
[H3] Teach with confidence
Gain confidence with hands-on training and practical guides that help you effectively teach and implement Code.org’s curriculum in your classroom.ButtonButton
[H2] Your professional learning journey, your way
Code.org offers professional learning in different modalities so you can learn your way.
[H3] Facilitator-led Workshops
Our highly supportive Professional Learning Program will bring you together with a group of teachers to learn from each other as well as expert facilitators as you take on the first year of teaching the free curriculum to your students.Explore workshops
[H3] Self-paced Professional Learning
Through reading, viewing videos, completing interactive puzzles, and reflecting on your learning, you will develop your own understanding while preparing to teach computer science in your classroom.Explore self-paced coursesNot in the US and looking for facilitator-led learning?See our international partnersI love getting to work in the lessons and deeply think through how I will use it with students. I don't feel like I often have time to 'slow down' and dive into materials, but this workshop always gives me time and space to do so. CS Discoveries TeacherDelawareHANDS-ON PRACTICE
[H2] Teach our curriculum with confidence
Experience our curriculum just like your students would through engaging, interactive workshops. Gain practical teaching strategies you can use right away, leaving you feeling confident and fully prepared to inspire your students.YEAR-ROUND SUPPORT
[H2] Support for every teacher
Whether you’re getting started with self-paced learning or participating in a local workshop, you’re never alone. Our programs are designed to support teachers all year long—through flexible learning options, regional workshops led by trained facilitators, and a responsive support team ready to help. Join a vibrant educator community and continue growing your teaching practice on your schedule.Your Achievement
[H2] Earn a certificate for your learning
Whether you choose a self-paced or facilitator-led format, every Code.org professional learning experience includes a certificate of completion. These certificates are a great way to showcase your commitment to ongoing learning and may count toward your professional development requirements, depending on your state or district guidelines.
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[H3] International Resources
Discover our expanding network of international partners and professional learning resources for educators outside of the US.See global opportunities
[H3] Teacher Community
A forum for teachers to ask questions and share best practices, thoughts, ideas, and inspiration. Join a community of amazing educators around the world!Join our teacher forums
[H3] Support Center
Check out our comprehensive support center for useful guides and answers to common questions, and to reach out for additional support and requests!Visit support centerButtonButton