Explore new CodeHS features for the 2026-27 school year. Jul 21, 2026 Explore the latest curriculum, AI tools, and classroom features designed to help you teach computer science with confidence throughout the 2026-27 school year. New curriculum. AP Cybersecurity with the CodeHS Cyber Range. Prepare students for the future with the new AP Cybersecurity course, available free on CodeHS. Add Cyber Range to give students more hands-on practice with guided challenges, real Linux commands, and interactive labs in a secure environment. Vibe Coding - available with CodeHS Pro. Vibe coding is a new way to build software by describing what you want in plain language and letting AI generate the code. It's used by professional developers every day and now CodeHS, Inc. has built it for the classroom with the CodeHS Vibe Coding tool and Introduction to Vibe Coding course. With the Vibe Coding tool, students describe what they want to build, and AI generates or updates the code. They can refine their projects with follow-up prompts, ask the AI to explain the code, and see changes instantly, making it easy to experiment, iterate, and connect their ideas to the underlying code. AP CSP (Python) - refreshed. Its AP Computer Science Principles course has been refreshed with a new practice performance task, additional Python exercises, and updated notes and quizzes to strengthen programming skills and exam readiness. The course remains fully aligned with current AP requirements while preparing teachers for upcoming College Board changes. Advanced Python and AI Programming. Advanced Python and AI Programming is a new second-year course that builds on foundational Python skills with object-oriented programming, data structures, algorithms, Python libraries, and AI concepts. Through hands-on projects and real-world applications, students strengthen their programming skills while exploring advanced topics in Python and artificial intelligence. K-8 Pathway - CSTA standards aligned. Its K-8 Computer Science Pathway has been redesigned to align with the 2026 CSTA PK-12 Computer Science Standards. With updated CodeHop courses and the new Tech Apps and Coding middle school course, students build coding, digital literacy, AI, and programming skills through a cohesive K-8 progression. New tools - available with CodeHS Pro. Student Groups. Student Groups are now available, making it easier for teachers to organize students within a section. Create custom groups for class periods, interventions, or teams, then filter the Gradebook, Progress, Quizzes, and Roster apps by group to personalize instruction and monitor student progress. Ask AI teacher assistant. Ask AI is a new Pro tool built into the CodeHS dashboard that helps teachers plan lessons, answer questions, and streamline classroom tasks. Teachers can quickly find courses, review standards alignment, discover lesson recommendations, and gain optional class insights, all while maintaining control over student data and privacy. AI Student Hints. Support students as they code with AI Student Hints, now available in the CodeHS code editor. Teachers choose which students have access by opting them in, can monitor every AI interaction, and stay in control while students receive guided, context-aware hints based on their assignment, code, and autograder results that encourage independent problem solving. Academic Integrity updates. CodeHS, Inc. has introduced new Academic Integrity improvements to help teachers more confidently identify and review potential cheating. Updated similarity detection reduces false positives, new code history indicators make it easier to spot large pasted code, and notifications proactively alert teachers to suspicious work for faster review. LOGIC. Better understand student growth with CodeHS LOGIC. Designed as a pretest and posttest assessment, LOGIC measures computational thinking, problem solving, and logical reasoning to help teachers identify strengths, uncover learning gaps, and track progress throughout the year. Ready to bring CodeHS Pro to your classroom? Speak with out team to learn more about Pro for your school or district. Looking for elementary updates? Explore the latest CodeHop curriculum, lessons, and classroom tools here.

Providing Nebraska K-12 CS teachers free Professional Development. Mar 25, 2026 Through a partnership with the Nebraska Department of Education, CodeHS is proud to have trained 327 K-12 computer science and technology educators across the state of Nebraska. Nebraska is a leader in expanding access to high-quality computer science education. The state is investing in its teachers to expand access to high-quality computer science education for students. In 2025, CodeHS partnered with the Nebraska Department of Education on a statewide initiative to help teachers improve their computer science teaching practice. Through a state grant that made professional development free for K-12 teachers, CodeHS trained 327 educators across all 25 Educational Service Units in Nebraska. "Thank you for providing high-quality materials that have allowed me to gain new skills that can benefit my computer science students, and that I can share with other teachers to further their classroom capabilities and provide even more learning opportunities for our students." - Middle School Library Media Specialist, Nebraska CodeHS was selected for this partnership based on its deep expertise in computer science education and its ability to design a program that met the DOE's specific needs. Through a mix of in-person and virtual events, CodeHS, Inc. were able to bring high-quality professional development to teachers across Nebraska. Each teacher trained brings actionable skills directly into their classrooms, collectively reaching thousands of Nebraska students. The Professional Development focuses included Pedagogy, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science Content, Interdisciplinary, and Getting Started Teaching CS. "I have really enjoyed the PD offerings from CodeHS. This is some of the best CS training I have had in my 6 years teaching the content area. Thank you to everyone involved in making this program accessible to Nebraska teachers!" - High School Computer Science & Technology Teacher, Nebraska Training teachers across Nebraska: * 327 teachers * 205 High School teachers * 42 Middle School teachers * 45 Elementary School teachers * 206 teachers with 2+ events * 53 Professional Development Events * 4 Bootcamps * 14 in-person workshops * 14 virtual workshops * 9 Mini PD courses * 2 Praxis Prep courses "I really enjoyed this PD (which is not always the case) and actually feel confident that I can implement effective collaboration in my classroom!" - High School Computer Science & Technology Teacher, Nebraska Nebraska joins Indiana as part of a growing movement of states investing in CS teacher development. Through its partnership with the Indiana Department of Education, CodeHS trained 588 teachers statewide. "I think these courses have been phenomenal... I really enjoyed learning to use the CodeHS platform and get comfortable with it as a student so I can help troubleshoot with any student issues that might arise." - High School Computer Science & Technology Teacher, Nebraska To the 327 Nebraska teachers who participated, CodeHS, Inc. thank you for your commitment! CodeHS, Inc. is proud to have been a part of your journey and look forward to continuing to support Nebraska's CS teaching community. - The CodeHS Team Are you an educational leader interested in bringing high-quality, free computer science professional development to your teachers? CodeHS would love to partner with you. Get in touch with its team to learn more.