Programs catalog

Programs are now organized by audience and intent.

Use this page as the index. Families and districts each have dedicated routes, and the teen-focused program pages now stand on their own instead of hiding under one generic services page.

Catalog

Real pages for real search intent.

This page now works as a clean index instead of trying to carry every audience and every promise by itself.

Parents & studentsPathway page

Coding Classes for Teens

A practical on-ramp for teens who need structure, projects, and a clearer first step into coding.

Parents & studentsSkill track

Python Classes for Teens

Python instruction tied to cloud workflows, support, and hands-on problem solving.

Parents & studentsWorkshop lane

AI Classes for Teens

Students learn how to use AI responsibly to plan, build, review, and ship.

Schools & districts9 weeks

AWS Certification Program

A cloud certification pathway for students who need structure, outcomes, and a capstone-worthy finish.

Parents, students & cohortsLive workshop

Prompt to Production

A practical AI build workshop where students move from prompting to deploying a real website.

Schools & classroomsLearning model

Virtual Learning Spaces

A collaborative learning setup combining guided instruction, support, and peer momentum.

Audience hubs

Choose the page that matches the buyer.

Families, schools, and teen learners do not need the same explanation or the same CTA path.

For parents & students

Parents hub

Start with the family page, then go deeper into coding, Python, or AI depending on the student's current level and motivation.

For schools & districts

Schools hub

District buyers get a route focused on partnership shape, delivery, and the programs that fit a cohort model.

Supporting learning tools

The Design Compiler supports the curriculum.

Clearlight's in-house Design Compiler helps students move from algorithm thinking to working code. It belongs inside the broader teaching story, not above it.

  1. 01Use the family and schools pages as the first layer of explanation.
  2. 02Use the teen-specific program pages for search intent and deeper program detail.
  3. 03Use the Design Compiler page as supporting proof of how Clearlight teaches.

Need help choosing the right page?

Tell us whether you represent a district or you are evaluating options for one student, and we will route the conversation correctly.