High School
Courses

Real high school credit, earned at home or in the classroom. A full credit Python computer science course, a half credit Google Sheets elective, and partnership programs for schools. All taught by a PhD engineer.

The Language of the Future

Why Python?

The "English" of Coding

Simple, readable syntax that makes it the perfect first language for beginners.

Used by Tech Giants

Learn the tool powering Google, NASA, Netflix, and Spotify.

The Gateway to AI

Python is the foundation for Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Robotics.

Academic Advantage

Strengthens logical thinking and problem-solving skills needed for STEM subjects.

Choose Your Path

Pick the Plan That Fits You

Two credit-ready homeschool courses for independent learners, plus a partnership program for schools ready to bring Python into the classroom.

1.0 Credit

Computer Science with Python

A full-year homeschool course that builds a strong programming foundation from zero.

Material: 12-week structured curriculum
Practice: 100+ graded quizzes
Projects: 8 capstone projects
Support: Personalized instructor Q&A

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Google Sheets elective for homeschool students

0.5 Credit Elective

Master Google Sheets

A one-semester elective teaching the most useful data skills in the modern workplace.

Material: 8-week structured curriculum
Projects: 7 graded assignments plus a capstone dashboard
Parents: 100-point grading checklists for every assignment
AI: Gemini AI skills woven throughout

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For Schools

Schools & Partnerships

A complete, ready-to-teach Python curriculum designed for your classroom and students.

Portal: Customized school web page
Control: Admin access to track students
Curriculum: Full access to all materials
Support: Dedicated customer support

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For Homeschool Families

Yes, It Counts Toward High School Credit

As a homeschool parent, you assign credit on your student's transcript. Both courses are built and documented so you can award credit with confidence. The Python course supports a full 1.0 credit in computer science, and the Google Sheets course supports a 0.5 elective credit in Business Computer Applications. Each is taught by a PhD instructor with graded quizzes, hands-on assignments, and a final capstone.

How Homeschool Credit Works

High school credit is measured by engaged learning hours (the "Carnegie unit"), not just video length. In most states:

0.5 credit = roughly 60 to 90 logged hours
1.0 credit = roughly 120 to 180 logged hours
Python counts as Computer Science, Sheets as a business technology elective
As parent-administrator, you award the credit

Credit-Ready by Design

Everything you need to document either course on your student's transcript:

Pacing guides and syllabi with answer keys and grading checklists
Graded quizzes and assignments throughout the term
Capstone projects plus a Certificate of Completion
Taught by a PhD engineer and published author

Credit requirements vary by state, and as the homeschool administrator you make the final credit determination. The Python coursework is built to log well over the 120 hours most states recognize for a 1.0 credit, and the Google Sheets coursework is built to log 60 or more hours for a 0.5 elective credit.

Python (1.0 Credit) Google Sheets (0.5 Credit) Classes begin August 2026

For Schools & Districts

Bring Python to Your Classroom

A complete, ready-to-teach Python curriculum built by a PhD engineer, so you can offer real computer science even if no one on staff codes. We set up a custom portal for your school, hand you the full lesson plan, and stay on call. Your teacher presses play and facilitates; the curriculum does the heavy lifting.

How a School Partnership Works

From sign-up to the classroom, here's what your school gets set up with:

Custom school portal: a branded landing page for your students to enroll and log in
Admin oversight: administrator access set up so you can keep tabs on enrolled students and progress
Full curriculum access: every video, quiz, assignment, and the 8-project capstone, for your whole class
Dedicated support: a direct line for your teacher and admin throughout the term

Built for Teachers

No computer science background needed to run a great class:

Ready to teach, no prep: 12-week pacing guide, syllabus, answer keys and grading rubric included
No CS background required: the instruction is self-contained; your teacher facilitates and supports
Authored by a PhD engineer: IEEE published, built from real classroom and industry experience
Graded and documented: 100+ quizzes and assignments plus a capstone, so progress is easy to assess

Pricing is set per school based on your class size and term length. Tell us a little about your program and we'll send a quote and a walkthrough of how onboarding works.