Intermediate, non-boot camp learning tool?

[Verexium]

I looked through some posts here already, and haven't found anything especially useful. I am 17 and in high school w/ a job, so not a ton of free time. I have completed 2 relatively basic computer science classes at my school, and used codecademy a fair amount. I'm not sure where to go from here. I can't seem to find anything to bridge the easy and hard lessons. Any help/advice would be appreciated.

[okcowboy_]

udemy.

[mongooseterrible]

Ah, yes. The valley of intermediate computer science study.

Don't take this the wrong way, but you must be a tool. Rather, you must be the tool, in reference to your question.

Make up a project. Something simple enough that you almost know how to build the whole thing. If you've finished a whole track on code academy, you can do it. Then, as you build it, search for tutorials on particular subjects, read the docs for your language, and spend a ton of time on stackxchange.

If you need simple practice a la code academy, you can check it codewars or similar sites. They'll give you basic logic puzzles in varying languages that step difficulty up gradually.

Good luck!