Computer Science

From block coding to real programming, kids learn to code with AI as a working partner and use it wisely.

Ready for a World Built on Technology

Your child will use technology every day of their life, so we teach them to build it and to use it well. Students grow from playful block coding to real programming, and they learn how to work with AI tools to research, create and solve problems.

How We Teach

  • Computational thinking and block coding in the early grades

  • Real programming languages and project builds in grades 6–8

  • Coding with AI as a working partner, not a shortcut

  • Prompt literacy: how to ask AI good questions and check its answers

  • Using AI for research and creative projects

  • Digital citizenship and ethics grounded in our Christian values


What Your Child Works On

  • Logic, patterns and problem solving

  • Block coding and simple games

  • Building websites, apps and small programs

  • Writing clear prompts and evaluating AI answers

  • Online safety and responsible tech habits

  • Showing finished projects to the class and to families

What Your Child Works On

  • Logic, patterns and problem solving

  • Block coding and simple games

  • Building websites, apps and small programs

  • Writing clear prompts and evaluating AI answers

  • Online safety and responsible tech habits

  • Showing finished projects to the class and to families

What Your Child Works On

  • Logic, patterns and problem solving

  • Block coding and simple games

  • Building websites, apps and small programs

  • Writing clear prompts and evaluating AI answers

  • Online safety and responsible tech habits

  • Showing finished projects to the class and to families

What Your Child Gains

  • Confidence with technology, not just consumption of it

  • Problem-solving skills that carry into every subject

  • Real AI fluency that’s useful now and in the future

  • The judgment to tell good information from bad

  • Pride in building something that works

  • A strong sense of right and wrong online

Who This Is For

Every child in grades K–8. Beginners start with playful, hands-on activities, and older students take on real projects and bigger challenges.

Still Curious?

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