How we teach with AI, how we build it into our tools, and how we keep teachers and schools in control.
AI is changing how schools teach computer science. Our approach is to make sure our usage of AI on CodeHS supports your school and district's learning goals, and gives you control on how it is implemented.
We give teachers control over what can be used in the classroom, and give districts control over making sure AI on CodeHS conforms to their policies. In addition, we make sure to build with appropriate safeguards for school usage, and uphold privacy and security best practices.
Some of our tools help teachers like AI Grading, AI Creator and AskAI. Other tools may be available for students like AI Hints and Vibe Coding, however, any student-facing AI tool requires your teacher to enable it.
While districts have varying approaches to AI: some want to use every tool, and some want to proceed cautiously, you can configure CodeHS to match your school's approach.
We look forward to collaborating with our school and district partners to make sure we can use AI to enable the best possible student learning experiences.
Our AI tools are self-contained, and student data is not used to train the models.
AI never changes our commitment to student data privacy. CodeHS is fully COPPA-compliant, and our practices support your school's FERPA requirements.
Visit the Privacy CenterDistricts have varying approaches to AI: some want to use every tool, and some want to proceed cautiously. Either way, you can configure CodeHS to match your district’s policies — and student-facing AI stays off until a teacher turns it on.
We're clear about where AI is used across CodeHS. Some tools help teachers save time. Others may be available for students — and any student-facing AI tool requires a teacher to enable it.
Drafts grades and personalized feedback for teacher review. The teacher always makes the final call.
Teachers instantly generate assignments tailored to their classroom, then review and edit before students see them.
An assistant that helps teachers answer questions, understand student work, and move faster across CodeHS.
Nudges stuck students in the right direction on their own code — never handing over the answer.
Students build creative projects with AI assistance — available only when their teacher enables it for the class.
Teachers decide what AI can be used in their classroom. Every student-facing AI tool is off until a teacher turns it on.
Our tools help students think and learn — they don't do the work for them. Guardrails encourage real understanding.
AI features are built for K-12 classrooms with appropriate safeguards, academic integrity, and student safety in mind.
AI literacy for every student — courses, projects, and certifications, plus training that helps teachers bring AI into their classrooms with confidence.
Free, standards-aligned courses that teach students what AI is, how it works, and how to use it responsibly.
Browse AI coursesA structured K-12 pathway that builds AI literacy from first exposure through advanced coursework.
View the pathwayThe CodeHS AI Level 1 Certification lets students demonstrate their mastery of foundational AI literacy.
About the certificationPlug-and-play projects that build AI literacy in 1–3 hours, for middle and high school classrooms.
Explore projectsLessons on bias, ethics, and responsible use — plus tools like code history and paste flagging that keep student work honest.
How we support integrityWorkshops, cohorts, and courses that give teachers hands-on, practical ways to use AI in their classrooms.
See PD optionsRead how CodeHS approaches AI and uses it responsibly across the platform.
Read the statementOne place for all AI curriculum, classroom tools, and professional development.
Explore AI at CodeHSLearn how CodeHS protects student data privacy and security.
Visit the Privacy CenterInterested in teaching AI literacy or using AI tools in your school or district? We’re here to help you find the right approach.
