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AI & Digital Readiness,
from kindergarten to career.

Help students build durable skills in computer science and AI. Everything educators need, in one platform.

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Aligned to CSTA and state standards. Available in English and Spanish.

A Voyage lesson finishing itself: the code for a Robotics Club page types out, the live preview builds beside it, and the checkpoint passes.

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One platform. All the curriculum you need.

One platform, one roster, one teacher dashboard.

  • Industry certifications AP curriculum Robotics

  • Rostered AI chat Teacher-built tutors

  • K-10 coverage Progress tracking

Every student starts with the basics and builds from there. Block-based coding and HTML in Launch Pad for K-5, then more advanced languages and subjects in Voyage for grades 6-12.

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AI literacy is free for every K-12 classroom this year. Also, explore Chat for Schools, Skill Struck’s safe, rostered AI chat with guardrails to keep students on track.

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An ad- and pop-up-free typing platform that helps students build the digital literacy skills that ground their education.

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Launch Pad: coding blocks snap into a script, and a rocket on the stage follows them.

The job market your students graduate into won’t look like today’s.

It is not a sequence. One aligned path, kindergarten to career — and a district can start any lane at any grade. Nothing upstream has to be finished first.

    1. Grades K–5: Devices, safety and citizenship
    2. Grades 6–8: Research & media literacy
    3. Grades 9–12: Data, privacy & workforce tools
    1. Grades K–5: Block coding, then HTML & CSSLaunch Pad
    2. Grades 6–8: Python, JavaScript, webVoyage
    3. Grades 9–12: AP CS Principles & CS AVoyage
    1. Grades K–5: How machines learn
    2. Grades 6–8: Prompting, bias & accuracy
    3. Grades 9–12: Ethics, and AI in careersChat for Schools
    1. Grades K–5: Block roboticsFrom grade 3
    2. Grades 6–8: Sensors, loops & logic
    3. Grades 9–12: Autonomous & competition
    1. Grades 9–12: HTML & CSS, then Python & IT cert prep
    1. Grades K–5: Home row, then fluency & accuracyType Station
    2. Grades 6–8: Speed & techniqueType Station
    3. Grades 9–12: Speed & techniqueThrough grade 10

Hover or select a subject to trace its path from kindergarten to career.

  • Built for the timetable you have. Run a lane as a specials rotation, integrated into another subject, or standalone.
  • One roster, one dashboard. Every lane reports into the same teacher view and the same district reporting.
  • It ends somewhere real. Industry certifications, AP coursework, and a project portfolio a student can show.

Teaching your class has never been easier

We help you make the most of your prep time so you can spend more time with your students.

  • Ready-to-teach lesson plans
  • Auto-grading and debugging tool
  • Instant grade passback with your school’s LMS
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  1. Ready-to-teach lessons. Slides, activities and worksheets, aligned to your state.
  2. Auto-grading and debugging. Instant feedback for students. No stack of code to grade.
  3. Grades sync to your LMS. Scores pass back to your gradebook automatically.
  4. Live student progress. See who’s flying and who needs a hand.
  5. Accessible and bilingual. Accessibility tools built in, plus English and Español.
  6. Training and one-on-one support. PD videos on demand, and a real person when you need one.

Build what you imagine.

From coding to robotics to AI, learn how to use the power of computer science to learn cool skills and bring your ideas to life.

  • Checkpoints, challenges, puzzles, and more
  • Playground to build your own projects
  • Project portfolios to show colleges or employers
See it in a demo
The student’s view 48 sec Plays here, with sound and controls
  1. Checkpoints. Quick checks so you know you’ve got it.
  2. Challenges. Real code, instant feedback, AI hints when you’re stuck.
  3. Puzzles. Think like a coder, one block at a time.
  4. Playground. Build your own projects and watch them run.
  5. SkillMoji. Earn points. Spend them. Make it yours.
  6. Projects and portfolio. A portfolio worth showing colleges and employers.

State-aligned. Vertically-aligned. Real student outcomes.

View teacher and student progress, in real-time to see the real impact Skill Struck is making at the student-level.

  • State-aligned curriculum
  • Vertically-aligned CS and AI pathways
  • Industry certifications and AP curriculum
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The district leader’s view 38 sec Plays here, with sound and controls
  1. State-aligned curriculum. Mapped to your state’s CS standards, grade by grade.
  2. Vertically-aligned pathways. CS and AI that build K-12, up to certifications and AP.
  3. Real-time progress. Every school, teacher and student, live.
  4. A year of results. Lines of code, AI chats and activities, district-wide.
  5. AI safeguards. Off-track AI chats are flagged for review.

Students are the reason why.

Our goal is to help educators create real outcomes for their students.

254,000+ student accounts across hundreds of K-12 districts, rostered through ClassLink, Clever and Canvas, from single schools to whole-district rollouts.

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Real student outcomes

Figures as reported in each district’s case study.

Create a learning activity for today’s class

Pick a grade, a length, a subject and a standard. The Learning Activity Generator writes an activity your class can run today. Free, no account.

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What educators tell us.

Students come in every day eager to see what I present to them next. The curriculum has completely grasped their attention.

Daniel KaplinskiCS Teacher, Abilene ISD

Auto-grading is really effective. Manually grading multiple lines of code takes an extensive amount of time.

Donna WoodsCTE Instructor, Moreno Valley USD

Many curriculum resources promise great support during the sales process, but disappear once the product is acquired. Skill Struck is not one of those companies. We’re extremely pleased and already looking to expand.

Jay AshbyDirector of The LIFT Center, Principal of ATEMS, Abilene ISD

Implementing the program was so smooth. I actually feel like I know what I’m doing when teaching coding.

Angi StewartComputer PLC Para, Weber SD

I love that besides the work of getting my students on the platform, I’ve been able to step aside and learn from my students and have them teach me about CS.

Fontana Unified School DistrictSite Lead

One of my principals had been spending their own time building manual lessons for their teachers. Skill Struck has been a lifesaver.

Morgan School DistrictDirector of Career and Technology

What districts ask before they buy

Straight answers, and a link to the page that goes deeper.

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What is a K-12 computer science curriculum?

A K-12 computer science curriculum is a connected set of coding and computing courses that runs from kindergarten through grade 12, aligned to standards such as CSTA and to state requirements.

A complete one covers block coding and digital literacy in elementary, text-based programming and exploration in middle school, and programming languages, AP courses, and industry certification prep in high school. Skill Struck covers all three bands in one platform.

See the full curriculum by grade band
What does AI literacy mean in K-12?

AI literacy is a student’s ability to understand how AI systems work, use them responsibly, judge their output, and recognize where they fail.

It is not the same as using an AI tool. Our AI literacy courses cover machine learning foundations, prompting, bias and accuracy, ethical use, and AI in careers, with semester and year-long options for every grade band.

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Is AI safe for students to use in class?

It can be, when the environment is rostered and the teacher holds the controls.

Chat for Schools keeps student data isolated, does not feed a large language model, logs chat history for teacher review, flags concerning sentiment, and lets a teacher turn chat off for a class or an individual. It rosters through ClassLink, Clever, and Canvas.

See the safety controls
Do teachers need a computer science background?

No. Every lesson comes with a plan, slides, an answer key, and an autograder.

Most of our teachers came to CS from another subject. There is a starter path for first-year CS teachers, on-demand professional development, and live chat support during school hours.

See the no-background starter path
How do schools pay for computer science and AI curriculum?

Most districts fund it through Title I, Title II, Title IV, Perkins V, general instructional materials budgets, or a state CS grant.

Which one applies depends on how you frame the purchase and which students it serves.

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to your district?

Join hundreds of K-12 districts already seeing results. Tell us your grade bands and we’ll show you what fits.

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Acknowledgements & Awards

Skill Struck is proud to receive acknowledgements and awards for our work in the K-12 Ed Tech space. Some of the entities celebrating our work include: