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84 stem programs in CO
Code Ninjas Castle Rock
Hands-on party experience where kids build video games, take on STEM challenges, and play the games they create together.
A core program designed to give children a learning path that teaches STEM skills, problem solving, enhances creativity, and boosts confidence.
Broomfield STEM
Robotics team waitlist for students in grades 4-7 in the fall of 2027.
Use AOR to take registrations directly on this search engine — families sign up without ever leaving the page.
YMCA of Northern Colorado
Full-day childcare programming for school days off featuring sports, arts and crafts, group games, outdoor play, and adventure.
inventHQ TeenHQ
A dedicated time for teens in grades 6-12 (ages 12+) to use tools in the makerspace or assist with volunteer projects. Drop in to explore various creative activities and learn new skills.
theCoderSchool Centennial
Come hang out with your fellow Coders and have a great time! Featuring Nintendo, 3D Printing, Minecraft, and Pizza.
Designed for young learners to introduce coding fundamentals through guided, age-appropriate activities. No reading required.
Parker Arts
A variety of arts, culinary, dance, music, theater, and STEM classes and camps for youth.
Museum of Boulder
The Google Garage is a dedicated makerspace where families and children can tinker with technology and DIY projects. It is open to children of various ages who are interested in engineering, robotics, and creative design. Kids gain hands-on experience with tools and technology while learning to solve real-world problems through innovation.
Bennetts Karate Dojo
Participants concentrate on karate basics through fun drills that develop coordination, discipline, and exercise. Students will also learn to count from 1-10 in Japanese and basic Japanese phrases used in the dojo. This program has its own ranking system and prepares younger students for the youth karate class.
STEM Child Care
A structured, hands-on curriculum that blends science, technology, engineering, and math with art, literacy, and play to prepare children for kindergarten.
A camp focused on 3D printing and cartography skills.
Primrose School at Reunion
A summer program for children where they explore, play, and grow as athletes, artists, and engineers through hands-on activities like sports, robotics, and arts that nurture Active Minds, Healthy Bodies, and Happy Hearts.
Core program where students learn real programming languages, advance at their own pace, and gain skills in coding, logic, and problem-solving.
Shepardson STEM Elementary School
A student leadership organization for 3rd through 5th grade students. Students are selected through an application process and participate in activities such as being greeters at Family STEM Night, leading tours for dignitary visits, planning school spirit days, service projects, and other activities that bring the school community together. Meets monthly.
Riff Music School
Individual music lessons for guitar, piano, drums, bass, voice, ukulele, violin, cello, mandolin, banjo, brass, woodwind, songwriting, audio engineering, and music production.
Code Ninjas Highlands Ranch
Introduces young learners to coding fundamentals through guided, age-appropriate activities using Scratch, Blockly, and robotics, with no reading required.
Flagship year-round after-school program featuring a small 2:1 teacher-to-student ratio with individualized curriculum covering AI, robotics, game design, and more.
Windsor High School Technology Student Association (TSA)
The Technology Student Association (TSA) is a national career and technical student organization (CTSO) of high school students who are engaged in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Competitive events range from Animatronics to Webmaster, and leadership opportunities will help you develop 21st-century skills.
Youth Empowerment Group
A video-based life skill curriculum designed for 4th through 12th-grade youth, focusing on mental and behavioral health, self-esteem, coping with emotions, healthy relationships, and academic success. The program is divided into five sections, each addressing specific topics with engaging activities and games.
Provides 4th and 5th grade students the opportunity to learn basic skills on guitar, bass, keyboards, drum set, vocals, and beyond. Students are not expected to have background knowledge on any of the instruments, just a willingness to work hard and have fun. Enrollment is capped at 30 students.
