For USA schools
K-12 partnerships with curriculum mapped to the standards your inspectors and parents already understand.
🇺🇸 NASCA in USA
Working with US districts and charter networks on AI-fluency programs that meet state standards and ISTE benchmarks.
Quick answer
NASCA runs STEAM and AI programmes for schools, teachers and students in United States, mapped to state standards, NGSS, AP Computer Science and IB, with FERPA-aligned data handling. Delivery covers Florida, New York, Texas, California, with live cohorts in local timezones and a NASCA and World STEM Federation certificate.
Where we work
If you're in USA and you don't see your city below, write to us. We run pilots before we list a city.
NASCA works with schools across Florida, New York, Texas, California in United States, delivering a Grade 1 to Grade 12 pathway mapped to state standards, NGSS, AP Computer Science and IB, with FERPA-aligned data handling, weekly teacher training, lab setup, a published assessment rubric and World STEM Federation certification.
Published cohort pricing in USA is USD 599–1,499 per cohort · district pricing available. Whole-school programmes are quoted after a scoping call, based on grade bands, number of sections and lab scope.
Yes. In United States the scope and sequence is mapped to state standards, NGSS, AP Computer Science and IB, with FERPA-aligned data handling, so the work sits inside existing subject time and existing reporting rather than beside it.
Start with a scoping call on +1 (321) 337-9750 or through the contact form. NASCA reviews your current STEAM provision, proposes a grade-band plan and sends a written quote, usually within a week.
K-12 partnerships with curriculum mapped to the standards your inspectors and parents already understand.
Monthly AI-for-Teachers cohorts delivered live in your timezone, with a NASCA × WSF certificate at the end.
An AI roadmap and policy pack your board will sign off on. Drafted with you, not handed down to you.
We publish a transparent local price for every cohort and program. Need-based scholarships cover roughly 15% of every cohort; school and district pricing is on request.
Tell us a bit about where you teach or lead, and we'll send a one-page proposal. Written by a real person, not a template.