// STANDARDS
Aligned to CSTA. Honest about the rest.
Agent Academy maps to real Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) standards for grades 9–12. We tell you exactly what that means — and what it doesn't.
// STANDARDS EXPLORER
Check your state.
Most states adopt or closely align their computer-science standards with the national CSTA framework — Agent Academy is built directly on CSTA's 9–12 (Level 3) standards. We haven't finished a state-by-state legal crosswalk for California yet, so treat this as a starting point, not a compliance guarantee.
// HOW THE CURRICULUM MAPS TO CSTA
Each operation is built against one or more of CSTA's five K-12 computer-science concept strands.
Binary Shores Academy
Python foundations & how AI agents actually work.
Variable Village
Data, JSON, and giving an agent something to reason over.
Logic Lake Outpost
Decision systems — and the ethics of automated choices.
Loop Canyon Base
Batch processing and optimization at scale.
Function Forest
Building AI tools with real safety constraints.
Array Mountains
Knowledge systems and retrieval (RAG).
Object Oasis
Orchestrating multiple agents together.
Database Depths
Capstone build + real-world impact assessment.
// WHAT IT MEANS
Real strands. Real coverage.
// WHAT IT DOESN'T MEAN
No "approved in all 50 states."
No product is government-approved for graduation credit in all 50 states — that decision belongs to each state and district. Some states adopt CSTA directly; others (like Texas and Florida) use their own frameworks; many are hybrids.
CSTA doesn't "certify" curricula either. So we don't claim certification. We claim alignment, and we let you check it against your state.
// VERIFY THE FIT