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As public school districts face the impending expiration of federal K-12 emergency funds in 2024, it is crucial to explore alternative funding sources to maintain and enhance educational opportunities for students. Two promising avenues are the utilization of Title IV, Part A (Title IV-A) funds from the Student Support and Academic Enrichment (SSAE) program and Title II funds for supporting effective instruction. By strategically allocating these funds, school districts can invest in innovative solutions like pi-top to promote equitable student participation in computer science education and ..read more

Join Michael Conner, Roxanna Villasenor, and Stanley Buchesky in our next de•code series live video podcast!  WHEN: January 30 @ 12:00PM PST WHERE: Streaming on LinkedIn Live ..read more

Join Blain Watson, Dr. Juan Santos, and Stanley Buchesky in our first de•code series live video podcast!  WHEN: January 17 @ 12:00PM PST   WHERE: ZOOM / LinkedIn Live        ..read more

STEAM week is a momentous occasion for celebrating science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics education. To mark this special period, we've joined MakerBot, MergeEDU, and 3Doodler for an extraordinary week-long experience that's unlike any other. Get access to brand new challenges in our joint STEAM Week Collection here ..read more

pi-top is partnering with MakerBot during their STEAM Week Celebration ..read more

We are flipping the script on learning, join us at EDTECH Week 2023!  ..read more

Now that school has started and teachers are busy working in their classrooms, we at pi-top want to share information about changes we’ve made to Further. Our goal is to make CS easy to teach, easy to learn, and easy to implement ..read more

Computer science education has become essential for equipping students with the skills they need to thrive in a technology-driven world. And middle and high school teachers have the unique opportunity to really get into the real-world applications of computer science.  ..read more

Did you know that you can use your Title I funding for your pi-top CS and Robotics Kits?  Title I was created to give all children, regardless of family income, the opportunity and support to achieve or exceed proficiency on challenging state academic standards.  Further, our online Computer Science learning platform, was designed to implement project-based learning in core curriculum as well as in after-school programs.  ..read more