FWIW: Lianja Education Edition is free to educational institutions: all they have to do is contact Lianja from their institutional email and ask. With it, kids can be creating programs that run on the web written in Python, Javascript, PHP, or VFPish.

>>>>>>Oddly, my 16 yr old grandson is learning wed development in High School and they are teaching with Front Page.
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>>>>>Someone should go to the school and have a little talk with the teacher. That's so out of date it's not funny, and it really doesn't teach web development at all.
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>>>>>FWIW I've had discussions with teachers at our grade school and high school and have had some significant changes made.
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>>>>My guess is that that's what they have and there's no budget to buy something else. Of course, it could that that's what the teacher knows.
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>>>>Tamar
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>>>Visual Studio Express. Visual Web Developer. SQLExpress. Lots of choices that are free and current.
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>>>I'm sure it boils down to what the teacher knows. The bottom line to me is that they should not try to offer a course in web development that isn't a course in web development.
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>>I guess it depends what you expect. I read "learning wed development in High School" and assumed it meant building static web sites. For that, other than being obsolete, FrontPage would be fine.
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>I would think a static web site would bore most high school students to death.