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Code Miracles offers coding classes for kids that include Python coding, Scratch, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Swift, and game development through a Roblox/Minecraft Game Development Club. The program also includes robotics and Lego robotics, a Lego Club, an AI Hackathon, AP CSP & A prep, summer camps, and fall programs.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
Code Miracles states that its goal is to help kids develop a passion for coding and to strengthen their coding fundamentals so that they are ready for advanced AI and Machine Learning. The program’s curriculum combines core concepts and practice sessions in an integrated course schedule, and classes combine hands-on experience with knowledge-based teaching. Programs are described as offering an engaging blend of coding and robotics through hands-on learning, with a focus on fundamentals of Lego robotics, Python, and Swift, and an emphasis on enhancing problem-solving abilities, boosting creativity, and developing critical thinking skills. Kids ages 6–10 start with software and languages like Scratch, App Inventor, and Hopscotch, then move on to Javascript, then advanced high-level Python after age 10, and then Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in high school. Programs are designed for students aged 6–16, and students have created mobile apps described as impressive.
Code Miracles offers a free trial class for new students to register for. The AI Hackathon sponsored by Code Miracles allows kids to code with Scratch, Python, Java, or any language of their choice and win cash prizes. The teachers are described as very well versed and knowledgeable. One parent testimonial states, “Both my kids go to Code miracles for coding and they both love it there. The teachers are very well versed and knowledgeable. It is a wonderful studio space as well.”
Code Miracles reports that it has taught hundreds of students in and around its local township and that it has donated over $4,000 to various community organizations within Livingston. The program notes that its students have won multiple state awards for robotics, secured top positions in competitions, and achieved international recognition.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
Code Miracles states that its goal is to help kids develop a passion for coding and to strengthen their coding fundamentals so that they are ready for advanced AI and Machine Learning. The program’s curriculum combines core concepts and practice sessions in an integrated course schedule, and classes combine hands-on experience with knowledge-based teaching. Programs are described as offering an engaging blend of coding and robotics through hands-on learning, with a focus on fundamentals of Lego robotics, Python, and Swift, and an emphasis on enhancing problem-solving abilities, boosting creativity, and developing critical thinking skills. Kids ages 6–10 start with software and languages like Scratch, App Inventor, and Hopscotch, then move on to Javascript, then advanced high-level Python after age 10, and then Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in high school. Programs are designed for students aged 6–16, and students have created mobile apps described as impressive.
Code Miracles offers a free trial class for new students to register for. The AI Hackathon sponsored by Code Miracles allows kids to code with Scratch, Python, Java, or any language of their choice and win cash prizes. The teachers are described as very well versed and knowledgeable. One parent testimonial states, “Both my kids go to Code miracles for coding and they both love it there. The teachers are very well versed and knowledgeable. It is a wonderful studio space as well.”
Code Miracles reports that it has taught hundreds of students in and around its local township and that it has donated over $4,000 to various community organizations within Livingston. The program notes that its students have won multiple state awards for robotics, secured top positions in competitions, and achieved international recognition.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
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