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Official announcements, featured content, and expert insights from the leader in AI and computer science education.
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CodeAI President and CEO Karim Meghji sits down with Robert Alonso and Dr. Sabba Quidwai.
Teachers are being asked to prepare students for an AI-shaped world without the training to do it. This conversation is about what's blocking that preparation, and what happens to students if we don't fix it.
Foundational Skills / AI in Classrooms
Karim Meghji, CodeAI
Robert Alonso, Miami-Dade Public Schools
Dr. Sabba Quidwai, Designing Schools
Daphne's story shows how a childhood spent running science experiments turned into the spark. And how the CodeAI website taught her to solve problems. That same instinct to experiment followed her through AP Computer Science, a CS degree, and into her work building AI systems at Microsoft. This is her If/Then Story.
The state chief behind one of the country's most ambitious efforts to make AI education foundational brings state-level policy leadership to CodeAI's next chapter.
The winners of the 2026 Best of STEM® Awards have been announced. We’re honored to reveal that CodeAI took home four wins in the “Best of AI” category. New for 2026, this category is judged specifically on how well AI tools ensure safe, ethical use in the classroom.
Today we’re excited to announce a partnership with OpenAI. Together we’ll help more young people approach AI with curiosity, confidence, and judgment; learning how the technology actually works, so they can create with these tools without accepting every answer at face value.
Tina's story shows how a childhood spent playing video games turned into the spark. And how one CodeAI, formerly Code.org, class taught her to think like a builder. That same instinct to build followed her all the way to a software engineering offer from Apple, before she'd even graduated. This is her If/then Story.
Code.org becomes CodeAI to close the gap, expanding its mission from computer science into the full digital fluency students need to navigate a world reshaped by AI.
AI Discoveries and AI Foundations: Designing and Building with AI are now in classrooms — giving every student a clear path from AI literacy to building with AI.
If Samantha had never discovered her love for puzzles, then she wouldn't be building LEGO robots and inspiring the next generation. Her story shows just how problem-solving and AI + CS Education can make a dream come true. This is her If/Then Story.
AI education is important in understanding not only how it works, but the impact it has on the world. It can be an incredibly useful tool. That's why it's important for everyone to learn what it means to use it, how to validate it, how to critically understand and analyze AI results.
In this new chapter, President & CEO Karim Meghji reflects on Code.org’s journey and the legacy that brought us here. Looking ahead, he shares his vision for AI+CS education for every student.
Code.org's 2025 State of AI + CS Education Annual Report shows states are rapidly exploring AI guidance and points to the importance of coordinated policies to advance student readiness
Marking the first global effort to make AI literacy foundational for every student, Code.org, Minecraft, LEGO® Education, Scratch Foundation, Khan Academy and more debut interactive learning experiences that empower students to imagine and create with AI.
Just a few months ago, 450 CEOs from across numerous sectors of American industry called on states to make CS and AI education a requirement for every student in the US. Only 12 states do so today. We owe it to students to provide an education system that meets the moment.
Code.org and CSforALL team up to launch Unlock8 to boost student success, close wage gaps, and prepare the next generation for a future shaped by AI.
Code.org's 2025 State of AI + CS Education Annual Report shows states are rapidly exploring AI guidance and points to the importance of coordinated policies to advance student readiness
We shape how AI and computer science are taught, understood, and governed.
Global AI Literacy Framework (developed with international partners)
AI Guidance Toolkit shaping policy across U.S. states
Research-backed curriculum updates aligned to evolving technology
We don’t just respond to the AI moment — we help define it.
Study: Computer Science for All? The Impact of High School Computer Science Courses on College Majors and Earnings
This AI Tool Cut One Teacher’s Grading Time in Half. How It Works
This District Hopes Seeing What AI Can Do Will Spur More Students to Take Computer Science
Schools Are Taking Too Long to Craft AI Policy. Why That’s a Problem
Computer Science Courses Are On The Rise—But Girls Are Still Half As Likely To Take It
Teachers Need PD on Artificial Intelligence. What It Should Look Like
Education and Tech Heavy Hitters Launch AI Learning Initiative
Four Countries Want Students to Help Their Schools Fight Cyber Threats
Computer Science Education Is Gaining Momentum. But Some Say Not Fast Enough.
Major American companies to schools: Expand access to computer science
OpenAI’s GPT Store lets you build (and monetize) your own GPT
Davos Education Panel Reveals How AI Risks Can Create Opportunities
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