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Board approves one-year CodeHS pilot to meet computer-science graduation expectations
Summary
The board approved a one-year pilot of the CodeHS digital curriculum for the 2025–26 school year at a cost of $6,694 to enhance IT fundamentals and computer-science offerings for high school graduation requirements.
The board approved a one-year pilot of the CodeHS curriculum to comply with the Nebraska Computer Science and Technology Education Act and to expand offerings in IT fundamentals and AP computer science.
A staff presenter said CodeHS provides a comprehensive online platform covering introductory programming, AP computer science topics, web design and cybersecurity, and includes industry-recognized coding certifications. The district has used a free version previously and recommended purchasing the paid version for one year at a cost of $6,694 with two instructors slated for the pilot.
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