Digital Scholars is an intensive summer program for high school and college students to build computing skills, increase college and career-readiness, and make connections to Chicago’s dynamic tech community. One of the courses includes Data Science Discovery, where students perform hands-on-analysis of real-world datasets to analyze and discover the impact of the data while using python. Students also reflect on the social issues surrounding data analysis such as privacy and design.

InSTEP is a free personalized professional learning to support teachers and instructional coaches in developing expertise in statistics and data science in grades 6-12. This online platform offers teachers the opportunity to engage in data investigations, gather high quality lesson plans, learn new tools, and build pedagogical skills for supporting students' learning with data.

LabFront | PhysioQ is a data analytics platform that empowers high school students to become researchers and collect their own data through the use of wearable devices. For interested teachers, there is a yearly fee for use of the program’s tools and curriculum.

Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance offers professional learning opportunities for grades 3-8 teachers to integrate computational thinking, specifically computatational data analysis, with Weatherblur platform.

EVERFI's data science curriculum for high school is designed to empower students with knowledge about the fundamentals of data science, its currency in the job market, and its applicability to everyday life. Data Science and the supplemental exploration labs are available to K-12 Schools at no cost.

Teens Crunch Data is a hands-on bootcamp designed to teach the basic concepts of data analytics and statistics. While building an interactive data app, students are introduced to the key principles of data handling. No prior coding experience is required.

MATHCOUNTS dedicates itself exclusively to middle school math students with a suite of resources, including activities for in-classroom use, math clubs, and competitions. Activities in the resource center are aligned to common core standards, include handouts, and indicate difficulty level.

What's Healthy? Making Sense of Graphs and Data Reported in Media is a lesson plan selected from the DS4E Bite-Sized Lesson Plan Competition. In this lesson plan, students engage with a structured activity where they will make sense of a graph about which foods are perceives as healthy by two different groups. This plan involves data interpretation and collection.

The Investigating U.S. Society with Data (USS-DATA) curriculum modules are designed to promote high school students’ statistical thinking and data literacy skills through investigations of social and economic conditions in the U.S.

Key2STATS.com, is an innovative educational platform dedicated to enhancing statistics and data science education for high school and college students. It offers instant grading, personalized support, interactive lessons, and a comprehensive resource library, including over 1,500 datasets for use in the RDojo coding environment. With real-time learning analytics, computing and coding support, and an automated assessment and tutoring system, Key2STATS.com aims to improve learning outcomes by addressing accessibility challenges and providing tailored learning experiences for students and educators in statistics and data science.

MODULE(S2) offers materials that can be used as the primary text for mathematics and statistics courses that future secondary mathematics teachers take. They offer free curriculum materials in four areas: Algebra, Geometry, Modeling, and Statistics. They can be flexibly used in a variety of course settings, including semester-long content courses and capstone courses. To access the resources, fill out the form on their website.

The Math Modeling Hub offers sample mathematical modeling problems including lesson plans and setup, learning goals, and student templates.