Bay Coding Club

Bay Coding Club offers free public classes, a free virtual CS Basic Class for K-2 students, private learning plans, Build with AI classes, AP CS (JAVA) private classes, USACO Java, Python for beginner Python/Java, AP CS Game Design with Scratch, Data Science and AI, and ACSL contest preparation classes. The free virtual CS Basic Class is a live online course in computer basics, and Build with AI classes include finding problems, working with AI, verifying results, and turning ideas into finished products.

Programs

• Free Public Class — 5-17 · Typically introductory sessions for core programs; first-come, first-served; limited capacity
• Free Virtual CS Basic Class — K-2 · Oct 7, 14, 21, Wednesday 4:30-5:30 pm PST; 45 minutes per class; once a week, 3 weeks total · FREE live virtual course in computer basic. Designed for kids who have no experience but have deep interest in technology and the future world.
• Private Learning Plan — 5-15 · A fully personalized program with academic and personality assessments to tailor a learning plan to a child’s personality, interests, and needs.
• Build with AI Classes — 5-17 · Students learn to find meaningful problems, work with AI, verify results, and turn ideas into finished products people can use.
• AP CS (JAVA) Private Class — 5-17 · Private class starts any time with your kid's availability.
• USACO Java from zero to USACO Bronze — 5-17
• Python for beginner python/Java — 5-17 · Private class by levels; 20 classes.
• ACSL Elementary 2026-27 — Grades 3-6
• ACSL Junior 2026-27 — Grades 6-9
• AP CS Game Design with Scratch — 5-17
• ACSL Intermediate 2026-27 — Grade 9+
• Data Science and AI — 5-17

At a glance

• Ages: 5–17 years old
• General schedule: Free public classes are offered regularly. The free virtual CS basic class meets once a week for 3 weeks. ACSL contests are administered online.

About the provider

Bay Coding Club says it is a leading K-12 STEAM education academy based in the Bay Area, California, offering computer science and math programs to students worldwide. Ruby Sun is identified as the founder and instructor, and the teaching team includes Nathan Gorsiki, Adeethyia Shankar, Mingpei Li, Varun Saraf, Anmol Gill, Paul Richards, Aidan Cullen, Paul Pachikara, Elaine Guo, Joseph Swearngan, Brandon Wong, Ritika Joshi, Alex Wei, Rachel Lu, Kevin Warwick, Lisa Park, Tobias Gremmler, Stelarc, Ge Wang, and Yibai Liao. The page also mentions academic research opportunities with university professors in AI, mathematics, biotechnology, and related areas.

Free public classes are available on a first-come, first-served basis due to limited capacity. Request an Evaluation after you pre-register. The free virtual class has a capacity of 15-20 students. The ACSL page says team advisors facilitate students’ access to the online platform and that the platform corrects submissions and reports scores to ACSL.

What families say

“Bay Coding Club is the best coding school that my son has ever taken! They not just teach knowledge , what they do is to let my son get interested in computer science. This has greatly encouraged my children to study independently” — Mila Kunis

“I like the flexibility and quality of the one-on-one classes. My son felt confident and excited to solve every problem and succeeded in finding a solution.” — Mike Sendler

Last updated September 18, 2026.