Coding Resources for High School

Explore 13 curated coding learning resources designed for High School students. Browse curricula, apps, videos, worksheets, and more to find the perfect fit for your learner.

Girls Who Code: Learn to Code and Change the World

An inspiring guide combining coding instruction with stories of women in tech, for middle and high school students.

Automate the Boring Stuff with Python, 2nd Edition

A practical Python programming guide teaching automation of real-world tasks, for high school and adult beginners.

Hello World! Computer Programming for Kids and Other Beginners, 3rd Edition

A father-son guide to Python programming for kids 12+ and complete beginners, now in its 3rd edition.

CircuitMess Rimac Nevera Buildable RC Hypercar

A 1:28 scale, fully functional Rimac Nevera replica students build from the chassis up, then program in CircuitBlocks or C++ — an EV engineering course in kit form.

CircuitMess Jay-D 2.0 DIY DJ Mixer Kit

A buildable, fully functional DJ mixtable that teaches digital sound — DACs, amplifiers and speakers — alongside electronics assembly and coding.

CircuitMess Chatter 2.0 DIY Encrypted Communicators

Build a matched pair of long-range radio messengers that send encrypted texts with no Wi-Fi or cell service, and learn how wireless communication actually works.

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CircuitMess Clockstar 2.0 DIY Smartwatch Kit

A wearable-tech kit: students assemble a working Bluetooth smartwatch, then code timers, custom button functions and gyroscope-driven games for it.

CircuitMess Codee 2.0 DIY Virtual Pet Kit

A buildable digital pet that introduces real-time clocks, low-power electronics and game programming through a device kids actually want to carry around.

CircuitMess Bit 2.0 DIY Retro Game Console Kit

A solder-free kit that builds a working handheld retro game console, then teaches Python coding by letting students write their own games for it.

CircuitMess NASA Artemis Watch 2.0

A solder-free, NASA-themed DIY smartwatch kit that students assemble and then program in block-based CircuitBlocks, Arduino C++, or Python.

CircuitMess Wheelson 2.0 Self-Driving AI Robot Car

A solder-free DIY kit that builds a camera-equipped self-driving robot car, teaching object recognition, line following and coding via CircuitBlocks.

CircuitMess ByteBoi 2.0 DIY Retro Game Console Kit

A solder-free DIY kit that builds a working handheld retro game console, then teaches game programming through the CircuitBlocks visual coding environment.

CodeMonkey Banana Tales

Python programming course for ages 10+ that teaches real Python through a narrative-driven coding adventure covering variables, loops, functions, and more.