Chapters meet weekly during the school year, camps run for a week each summer, and hackathons run throughout the year. High school volunteers teach every program.
Weekly sessions for elementary and middle school students at schools, libraries, and online, throughout the school year. Trained high school mentors teach our curriculum in Java or Python. No experience needed.
Regional camps offer one week of coding for students entering grades 4-8, with high school mentors and a 4:1 student-to-mentor ratio.
Our national summer camp takes place online for one week during the summer. Dates and further details are not available yet. National summer camp information.
Themed coding competitions for grades 6-12. Build a project solo or in a team of up to four, with workshops and mentors to help, and compete for sponsored prizes.
Regional program registration is handled by each region. National summer camp registration details are not available yet; see the national camp information.
Search by city, state, or ZIP code. Each region page lists its programs, its team, and how to sign up.
Some regions use a sign-up form. Others ask you to message the regional team with your student's grade and school.
There is nothing to pay. Online students join from their own computer.
High schoolers can mentor at a chapter near them or start a new one.
