Clear ways to work with CodeBronx

Packages built for real school implementation.

These packages give schools and organizations a practical path from awareness to implementation. The structure is flexible, but the goal stays the same: build computing education that teachers can actually use.

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What these packages are designed to do

Help schools move from interest to actual implementation without adding another disconnected initiative.

• ✓ Build shared language around CT, AI literacy, and CS integration
• ✓ Give teachers usable tools and classroom-ready examples
• ✓ Support planning, coaching, and implementation when needed
• ✓ Create a path from single workshop to schoolwide support

Choose the right entry point

Four ways to work together.

Each package is built for a different level of readiness, from first exposure to long-term implementation and custom design support.

Starter

Starter Workshop

Best for: schools or organizations exploring computational thinking, AI literacy, or computer science integration.

A strong entry point for teams that need shared language, practical examples, and a clear next step.

Includes

• One 60- to 90-minute professional development session
• Practical examples tied to ELA, Math, AI literacy, or STEM
• Teacher-facing planning template
• Resource packet
• Optional leadership debrief

Most practical next step

Implementation Sprint

Best for: schools ready to test computing education in real classrooms.

Moves beyond a single workshop and helps teachers plan, try, and refine classroom-ready activities.

Includes

• 2–4 professional learning sessions
• Curriculum review or lesson selection support
• Teacher planning templates
• Classroom-ready lesson extensions
• Optional model lesson or co-planning session
• Implementation reflection tool
• Final recommendations summary

Scale

Schoolwide Partnership

Best for: schools or districts building a sustainable computing education system.

Supports planning, professional development, coaching, implementation, and refinement across a longer timeline.

Includes

• Leadership planning session
• Curriculum and instructional priority review
• Multi-session PD series
• Coaching or office hours
• Model lesson support
• Teacher-facing materials and student-facing tools
• Implementation evidence collection
• Final impact summary and roadmap

Build

Custom Curriculum or Resource Design

Best for: organizations, schools, or programs that need specific materials built.

For teams that already know what they need but want high-quality, usable instructional assets.

Possible deliverables

• Lesson plans and slide decks
• Student handouts and teacher guides
• Curriculum maps and PD facilitator guides
• AI literacy workflows and CT activities
• Robotics or physical computing challenges
• Implementation toolkits

Need help choosing?

Start with the problem you are trying to solve.

If you know what your school needs, the right package usually becomes clear fast.

If you need...	Start with...
A clear introduction for staff	Starter Workshop
Teachers to try the work in classrooms	Implementation Sprint
A schoolwide or districtwide system	Schoolwide Partnership
Materials, lessons, or tools built for your program	Custom Curriculum or Resource Design

What makes this different

Not generic tech activities. Actual instructional support.

CodeBronx starts with instruction, teacher capacity, and student thinking. The goal is not to add more random technology. The goal is to make computing education practical, aligned, and sustainable.

Practical for real classrooms

Connected to ELA, Math, STEM, and AI literacy

Usable by teachers, not just specialists

Built to move beyond one workshop

Flexible enough for schools, districts, and youth organizations

Not sure which package fits?

Start with a conversation. The right structure depends on your school goals, grade bands, timeline, audience, and implementation capacity.

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