- AI STEM LITERACY™ · K-12 CURRICULUM PARTNER
Preparing Students for the AI Future — From Classroom Literacy to Workforce Readiness
Kids N Technology partners with districts and schools to deliver AI STEM Literacy™, a K–8 foundation in AI literacy and digital citizenship that builds into high school and early-adulthood workforce readiness. Built on more than two decades of hands-on STEM education trusted by school districts nationwide.
- Pathways
Find the Right
Path for Your Students
AI STEM Literacy
Age-appropriate AI literacy, digital citizenship, critical thinking, STEM integration, and project-based learning for elementary and middle school students. Hands-on STEM kits reinforce key concepts by giving students opportunities to build, test, create, and learn by doing.
Workforce Readiness and Flexibility
Our high school and young adult programs build durable AI and technology skills that transfer across industries and adapt to changing workplace demands. Students earn industry-aligned certifications and develop professional portfolios that demonstrate real workforce readiness for a rapidly changing economy.
- Institutional Trust
Organizational Highlights
Established
2002
Award-Winning Education Organization
School, University & Municipal Partnerships
Hands-On, Project-Based Learning
Flexible Implementation Models
- Long-standing partnerships across 20+ U.S. cities
- what we serve
What Your School or
District Receives
Every partnership includes a complete implementation package — everything your team needs to deliver it with confidence.
- Real Skills, Real Impact
More than STEM. Real skills for real life.
For more than two decades, students have come to Kids In Technology to build, engineer, present, and collaborate — gaining confidence, creativity, leadership, and problem-solving skills they actually use in school, careers, and life.
- Awards & Recognition
A hall of recognition
built over two decades.
From national broadcasters to civic leaders, Kids In Technology has been recognized again and again for the long-term impact of its programs and the transformational experiences they create for students.
PBS American Graduate Award
Recognized nationally for transformative impact on student outcomes, educational advancement, and intergenerational community leadership.
PBS
Recognized By
AARP
Recognized By
City of Memphis
Recognized By
STEM Leaders
Recognized By
- Results That Matter
Two decades of real student impact.
Students gained more than academic support — they gained confidence, exposure, leadership skills, hands-on technology experience, and opportunities that helped shape their future paths. The Kids In Technology model has inspired creativity, strengthened problem-solving, and opened doors to life-changing possibilities for young people across the country.
- Family Trust
Trusted by families for
more than two decades.
For more than two decades, families have trusted Kids In Technology to create engaging learning environments where students feel inspired, challenged, supported, and excited about learning. Parents know that when their children join Kids In Technology, they are gaining confidence, exposure, creativity, and real-world skills that help shape their futures.
Hands-On Learning
Small Group Engagement
Confidence Building
Technology Exposure
Real-World Skills
Student Creativity
Leadership Development
Future Readiness
- Chapter Twenty-Three
The Next Evolution: AI STEM Literacy™
Building on more than two decades of hands-on STEM education experience, Kids In Technology is now evolving into the next chapter through AI STEM Literacy™ — helping schools prepare students for the future of technology, communication, critical thinking, digital citizenship, and innovation.
- Built on more than two decades of proven hands-on STEM education
- Combines AI, STEM, digital citizenship, and project-based learning
- Helps schools prepare students for the future through critical thinking
- Designed for districts, schools, and education partners nationwide
- IMPLEMENTATION MODELS
Flexible Implementation Models for Schools and Districts
Three ways to bring AI STEM Literacy and Workforce Development to your students — built on the same proven foundation.
Instructor-Led Implementation
Kids In Technology provides trained instructors who facilitate AI STEM Literacy™ directly within schools, afterschool, summer learning, and enrichment programs.
BEST FOR
- Schools needing staffing support
- Pilot programs
- Rapid implementation
- Enrichment & intervention
Curriculum Licensing + PD
License the AI STEM Literacy™ curriculum and receive professional development so teachers and staff can deliver the program internally.
BEST FOR
- Districts
- Long-term integration
- Scalable implementation
- Internal capacity building
Customized Partnership
A blended, co-designed model for organizations with unique goals, populations, or funding structures. We work with districts, workforce boards, cities, foundations, and corporate sponsors.
BEST FOR
- Workforce boards
- Municipalities
- Foundations
- Corporate sponsors
- Multi-site districts
- WHO WE SERVE
Find Your Partnership Path
Kids N Technology works with a wide range of organizations. Select the option that best describes your role to find the right program, model, and next step.
Bring AI STEM Literacy or Workforce Development to your classrooms, afterschool programs, or district-wide curriculum. Flexible delivery models available.
Scalable AI literacy and STEM programming designed to fit diverse school models, calendars, and instructional frameworks.
Fund or co-design workforce pathways for high school students and older youth tied to economic mobility, youth employment, and community development goals.
Support sponsored cohorts, employer mentorship, equipment, and measurable community impact through a structured funding or employer-engagement partnership.
Build the Right Future-Ready Pathway for Your Students or Community
Whether you are planning a school pilot, expanding AI literacy across multiple campuses, or developing a workforce pathway for older youth, Kids N Technology can help define the program model, timeline, implementation requirements, and partnership structure.