CS Education

Code For Fun — CS & STEAM Programs

CS and STEAM curricula reaching 35,000+ students across 300+ schools in Silicon Valley and beyond.

Overview

As Curriculum Manager at Code For Fun, I oversee the development and continuous improvement of all CS and STEAM curricula — including AI literacy — used across 300+ schools. These programs introduce K-12 students to computational thinking, programming fundamentals, AI concepts, and real-world applications through scaffolded, project-based lessons.

The curricula are designed to be accessible to students with no prior coding experience while providing pathways for advanced learners. They emphasize hands-on projects, collaboration, and connections between coding and other subject areas.

Curriculum Highlights

Scaffolded Learning Path

From block-based coding to text-based Python, students progress through age-appropriate stages of computational thinking.

Cross-Curricular STEAM

Curricula that integrate CS with science, technology, engineering, arts, and math for well-rounded K-12 learning.

Instructor Training

Comprehensive training materials and ongoing support for instructors delivering the curriculum across schools.

Data-Driven Improvement

Continuous curriculum refinement based on student performance data, instructor feedback, and district requirements.

AI Literacy Integration

Age-appropriate AI literacy modules woven into CS pathways, helping students understand how AI works and its role in everyday technology.

Impact at Scale

35K+

Students

300+

Schools

K-12

Grade Range

STEAM

Integrated

Project Details

Role
Curriculum Manager
Organization
Code For Fun
Location
Sunnyvale, CA
Period
Jan 2025 — Present
Skills
Python CS Education STEAM Program Management AI Literacy Curriculum Design

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead curriculum design and development
  • Collaborate with engineering on tools
  • Train and mentor instructors
  • Align with state CS standards
  • Integrate AI literacy into CS education pathways
  • Oversee all CS and STEAM curricula