Kodable
Kodable is a scaffolded computer science curriculum for elementary schools, offering grab-and-go lesson plans for teachers and engaging labs for students aged 4-10. Used in about half of all U.S. elementary schools, Kodable provides the number one programming curriculum for K-5 students. The company plans to expand to nearly 90% of elementary schools nationwide within the next 18 months.
About the role
Kodable produces easy-to-follow programming lessons for kids in K-5, equipping the next generation with in-demand skills like creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication through coding. Teachers can set up online classrooms, granting students access to resources and support from Kodable’s dedicated team of specialists.
Currently operating in 235 regions, Kodable’s research-backed lesson plans empower students with skills applicable across any future context.
Press Mentions
- EdSurge (April 7, 2020): "Traffic Is Booming for Online Education Providers. But So Are Costs."
- Forbes (August 3, 2018): "The First Position You Hire For Sets The Tone Of Your Startup"
- Buffalo Bulletin (December 7, 2017): "Thinking like a computer"
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Kodable employs 6–20 people.