Turn your Gamers into Makers

Channel your students' passion for video games into career and college readiness.

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Academic Curriculum & Competition

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Professional Development & Support

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Security Protocols & Compliance

A Turn-Key K-12 Esports Program, Built for Educators by Educators

We offer age-appropriate competitions and curriculum that builds transferable skills, facilitates career exploration, and develops technical skills for future readiness.

An All-In-One Academic Esports Solution for Schools & Districts

Professional Development & Support

Classroom-ready resources, comprehensive PD, and expert guidance that meets educators at their experience level.

Academic Curriculum

Award-winning, self-guided courses that harnesses students’ love of video games to teach essential workforce skills.

Tiered Competition

Weekly, structured esports gameplay against other teams in your district, state, or nationwide.

Privacy & Security

Student data is protected with industry-leading security and privacy practices. FERPA & COPPA compliant.

Analytics & Insights

Live insights into student progress and participation across our proprietary competition & curriculum platforms.

Hardware & IT

Coordination with IT teams to ensure schools choose the right hardware and become competition ready.

Esports in Education

Why You Should Bring Esports to Your School

Surging in global popularity, esports provides students a platform for competitive gaming and for fostering teamwork and digital skills crucial for the future. Its integration into schools aligns with student interests, offering a contemporary and relevant approach to education in the digital age.

96%

of US teens play video games

300+

universities offer esports scholarships

>50%

of esports players go on to study in STEM majors

Channel Your Students’ Passion for Games into Career and College Readiness

Explore our Award-Winning Curriculum

No Coach? No Problem!

For schools that are interested in esports but don’t have a dedicated instructor, we offer a variety of managed solutions with trusted coaches that join your classrooms remotely.

Managed Academic Esports Programs

Our virtual coaches work directly with your students to build gameplay skills, communication, and strategy—taking a holistic approach to help every player reach their full potential.

Game-Specific Esports Curriculum

Self-paced and student-friendly, our curriculum teaches gameplay mechanics, strategy, and teamwork to help players improve and perform at a higher level—no coach required.

After School Camp/Club with Virtual Instructor

Led by expert virtual instructors, our short-term programs blend fun, skill-building gameplay with lessons in STEM and game-specific strategy—perfect for schools looking for a flexible, low-commitment way to engage students in esports.

USAEL at the HyperX Arena in Las Vegas

Bring Academic Esports to Your School

STEP 1

Schedule an Intro Call

We’ll find a time to sit down with your team, learn about your needs, and overview our services. Then, we’ll build a custom package that’s tailored to your vision of an esports program.

STEP 2

Customize Your Program

After you receive your custom package quote, we’ll be there to help you with questions and further customization needs. Then, we’ll send you an invoice that you can submit as a purchase order.

STEP 3

Get Started

Once your order is processed, you’ll receive a full onboarding and immediate access to the competition platform and your selected courses.

Get Started

Our K-12 Esports Programs in Action

See what our customers have to say about us.

“The biggest thing that I've learned through working with the students and going through the curriculum is building a team and working on communication skills. Those are skills that not only help them within the classroom but they can also take outside of school and into the real world.”

Steven Van Smaalen

Math Teacher, Santiago M.S.

“The kids are super excited esports. They love gaming together and esports has brought in this whole group of kids that don't normally get conne”cted in those extra activities, and so we've really tapped into a new group of kids.””

Susan Denton

Academic Improvement Specialist,
Standard School District

“It's not just kids playing video games, there's more to it. Don't be afraid to try something new. It can really give students who don't have a place to fit in an area where this is their forte. Something that will help them connect in the education process.”

Jim D'Agostino

Principal, Santiago M.S.