Hour of AI
Hour of AI: One Hour. Big Possibilities.
Every year during Computer Science Education Week, FLVS joins the global Hour of AI movement, a celebration of creativity, curiosity, and the power of technology. Through fun, one-hour activities, students of all ages can explore the basics of computer science in an exciting, accessible way.
Whether brand-new to coding or curious about artificial intelligence, Hour of AI offers something for everyone. From building simple programs to experimenting with AI, students gain essential skills like problem-solving, collaboration, and logical thinking, the foundations for success in today's digital world. More than an introduction, it's a launchpad for future learning and innovation.
In 2026, Hour of AI is Dec. 7-11.
Computer Science, In Real Life
Hear from professionals who've turned coding and problem‑solving into thriving careers. These podcasts connect classroom learning with real‑world opportunities.
Choose Your Coding Adventure
Our Choice Boards enable students to explore Hour of Code activities independently. Whether it's games, music, or creative challenges, they’ll discover coding in ways that spark curiosity and fun.
FLVS Webinar Series
In celebration of Hour of AI, FLVS offers a series of webinars that dive into coding and AI. From exploring underwater worlds and creating galaxies to making colorful characters come to life through dance, there's an engaging activity for every student. Whether you're brand new to programming or already passionate about tech, these sessions offer hands-on experiences, real-world connections, and a fun introduction to the future of innovation.
2026 webinar series details will be updated once we have additional information.
If you're interested in joining this club, or any other club, visit the Clubs and Activities page. For more information, contact studentactivities@flvs.net.
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