Curriculum

Understand Technology.

Build the Future.

An inquiry-driven K-12 Technology framework empowering students to explore, build, and master real-world skills.

  • Unified Progression

    A progressive K–12 pathway where foundational concepts build year over year.

  • Student-Driven Paths

    Connects projects dynamically, empowering students to forge their own trajectory.

  • Portfolio-Building

    Facilitates continuous artifact creation reflecting modern tech advancements.

  • Verstatile Delivery

    Interactive, turnkey lessons designed for teachers, classrooms, and families.

  • Inquiry

    What do you find interesting about this subject? How can you find more information? Why does it matter to you?

  • Explore

    Does the information make sense to you? How many additional questions pop up?

  • Collaborate & Create

    Discuss specifics and share your opinions with classmates while taking turns debating & defending different opinions. Create personal digital asset library and build out visual knowledge trees with a growing portfolio of work.

Inquiry-Driven.

Individualized by Design.

The curriculum empowers students to explore a broad spectrum of technology topics aligned with their unique interests, strengths, and career aspirations. Guided by facilitator mentorship, students tackle real-world challenges, uncover connections across complex disciplines, and continuously build demonstrable portfolios.

  • K-12 Continuum: From early foundations to advanced technical fluency.

  • Cross-Disciplinary: Connects software, hardware, ethics, and design.

  • Artifact-Driven: Focuses on visible proof of mastery (show, don’t tell)

INTRO to Technology

This mind map represents core elements of the Into to Technology pathway, designed for K-8. Each subject area has 25+ driving questions as a starting point which leads students down a path towards continued learning.

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ADVANCED Technology

This mind map represents core elements of the Advanced Technology pathway, designed for 6-12. Each subject area has 25+ driving questions as a starting point which leads students down a path towards technological fluency.

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