Rex K-12 Computer Science Curriculum
Description
Rex K-12 is a computer science curriculum platform used by schools and districts in the United States to deliver structured coding and computing instruction across kindergarten through twelfth grade.
The platform supplies sequenced lesson plans, student activities, and teacher resources covering topics such as block-based programming, text-based coding languages, computational thinking, and digital literacy. Content is organised by grade band and aligns with United States computer science education standards, allowing schools to introduce computing as a standalone subject or integrate it into existing curricula.
Teacher-facing materials include pacing guides, instructional videos, and assessment tools intended to support educators who may not have a formal computer science background. Rex K-12 is marketed as a turnkey solution, meaning schools and districts receive curriculum content, classroom resources, and professional development support as a packaged offering.
The service is aimed at primary and secondary education providers seeking to establish or expand computer science programmes without developing materials in-house. Additional components include student-facing interactive exercises and reporting tools that allow teachers to monitor progress through the curriculum sequence.
