Student program pathways
Five sequenced pathways spanning block-based coding, Python, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence — each with bilingual materials and project-based assessment.
What we do
Four connected initiatives that take a student from first block of code to career-relevant skills — and give their teacher the support to get them there.
STEM Bridges is organized around initiatives rather than one-off workshops. Each initiative is designed to stand alone for a school that needs only one, and to connect into a full pathway for a district ready to build a program.
Five sequenced pathways spanning block-based coding, Python, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence — each with bilingual materials and project-based assessment.
Self-paced modules and live workshops that prepare classroom teachers to deliver computer science content without a prior CS background.
Activity sheets, rubrics, slide decks, and family guides published in English and Spanish, free for partner schools to adapt.
Family coding nights, library partnerships, and take-home unplugged activities that extend learning past the classroom door.
We meet with school or district leadership to understand current staffing, devices, bell schedule, and the population the program needs to serve.
Together we select the pathway or pathways that fit — a single after-school club, an elective, or an embedded classroom rotation.
Participating teachers complete the relevant professional development module before the first student session.
Programs launch with ongoing coaching check-ins, shared planning materials, and a feedback loop into the curriculum.