Curriculum publishing for Virginia schools

Mission

Every student deserves a coherent explanation of AI

AI literacy is no longer optional — it’s a basic requirement for informed citizenship and career readiness. Yet most K-12 schools have no vertical curriculum that treats artificial intelligence as a teachable subject with a clear progression from kindergarten through graduation.

Schoolhouse authors rigorous, spiraled curriculum that any non-specialist teacher can pick up and teach, publishes it to web and print from a single structured source, and refreshes it annually.

The curriculum

From Sand to Agents — K-12 Artificial Intelligence

25 units authored across K-2, 3-5, 6-8 and 9-12 — live and ready to teach today as a supplemental AI curriculum (not a complete computer-science course replacement). Each unit ships with a student lesson, teacher guide, assessment with rubric, differentiation and access notes, vocabulary, printable materials, and a family letter. VA CS SOL and VDOE AI Guidance alignment is declared in source front-matter and rendered automatically in the standards crosswalk — currently 56 of 136 K–8 VA CS SOL codes, with gaps listed openly.

• K-2 · Smart Machines Around Us — 4 units, authored
• 3-5 · How Computers Think — 4 units, authored
• 6-8 · The Machine Underneath — 6 units, authored
• 9-12 · Modern AI: How It Actually Works — 11 units, authored

How it’s built

One structured source, rendered everywhere

Every lesson, teacher guide, and family letter lives as structured MDX with YAML front-matter. Web pages, print-ready teacher-edition PDFs, and gated downloads are all rendered from the same files — so web and print never drift apart, and standards alignment is always derived from the source, never entered twice.

Git history is the changelog. Every content change is a commit; every claim is auditable.

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