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theCoderSchool Coding Camps offer interactive, hands-on STEM learning experiences where campers work on video game development, robotics, Minecraft, Roblox, JavaScript with HTML/CSS, and mobile game development. Camps include specific themes such as GAME DEVELOPMENT using drag n' drop languages like Scratch or Snap, PYTHON STARTUP for creating Python utilities or games, WEBROX for building websites, Minecraft Coding to build and modify Minecraft worlds through code, and Roblox game creation and publishing using Roblox Studio, including building an Obby and learning Lua by modifying pre-programmed blocks. Additional camp themes include MOBILE MADNESS for mobile app development, ROBOCODE for coding and controlling small robots, PI JAM for building a Raspberry Pi computer and programming it with Python or Scratch, RISE OF THE MACHINES for AI and ChatGPT concepts and AI image recognition bots, JAVA CAMP aimed at AP CS A level Java, WE KNOW ARDUINO for connecting and programming components like LEDs and sensors, and 3D PRINT LAB for designing and printing 3D physical objects.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Each day camp runs for a full week, usually starting mid-morning and finishing early afternoon, with some camps offered as a half-day.
Camp instructors are Code Coaches® who have successfully completed theCoderSchool’s onboarding process and are coders who teach coding skills to kids, and camps use a low ratio of students per coach. Each camp has recommendations around age and skill level, but all are open to discussion based on the child’s experience with coding. Camps include on-computer learning plus breaks with walks outside or other indoor activities, and they end with end-of-week student demos where campers show their work and critical thinking skills.
theCoderSchool was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Silicon Valley, and it is described as the largest coding school in Silicon Valley with more locations on the way around the country. Its core philosophy is that every kid is unique, so the program focuses on teaching them in the way that fits them best. The core program uses a super-small student-to-teacher ratio, typically 2:1, and theCoderSchool also runs an after-school custom-learning coding shop and an after-school drop-off and virtual program for kids learning to code. The organization offers an App Gallery showcasing student-built apps, a National Top App of the Month program selecting the best app from hundreds submitted nationwide by students, and an AppStream product for newbie coders via an online weekly video format. theCoderSchool is a longtime partner of the Congressional App Challenge and collaborates on a national recognition program to identify a handful of the top applications from CAC submissions, and it has authored graphical-style STEM books with Simon Basher from Basher Books.
Parent testimonials describe customized curriculum and STEM concepts via coding, engaging online classes, helpful coaches and staff, and kids enjoying Scratch camp and online camps, including comments from parents in New Jersey, California, Georgia, and Connecticut.
Last updated February 20, 2026.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Each day camp runs for a full week, usually starting mid-morning and finishing early afternoon, with some camps offered as a half-day.
Camp instructors are Code Coaches® who have successfully completed theCoderSchool’s onboarding process and are coders who teach coding skills to kids, and camps use a low ratio of students per coach. Each camp has recommendations around age and skill level, but all are open to discussion based on the child’s experience with coding. Camps include on-computer learning plus breaks with walks outside or other indoor activities, and they end with end-of-week student demos where campers show their work and critical thinking skills.
theCoderSchool was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Silicon Valley, and it is described as the largest coding school in Silicon Valley with more locations on the way around the country. Its core philosophy is that every kid is unique, so the program focuses on teaching them in the way that fits them best. The core program uses a super-small student-to-teacher ratio, typically 2:1, and theCoderSchool also runs an after-school custom-learning coding shop and an after-school drop-off and virtual program for kids learning to code. The organization offers an App Gallery showcasing student-built apps, a National Top App of the Month program selecting the best app from hundreds submitted nationwide by students, and an AppStream product for newbie coders via an online weekly video format. theCoderSchool is a longtime partner of the Congressional App Challenge and collaborates on a national recognition program to identify a handful of the top applications from CAC submissions, and it has authored graphical-style STEM books with Simon Basher from Basher Books.
Parent testimonials describe customized curriculum and STEM concepts via coding, engaging online classes, helpful coaches and staff, and kids enjoying Scratch camp and online camps, including comments from parents in New Jersey, California, Georgia, and Connecticut.
Last updated February 20, 2026.
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