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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.
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.
Youth Empowerment Group
A video-based life skill curriculum tailored for 4th through 12th-grade girls, emphasizing mental and behavioral health, self-esteem, coping with emotions, healthy relationships, and academic success. The program is divided into six sections, each addressing specific topics with engaging activities and games.
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Code Ninjas (Lowry)
Collaborative, team-based projects where kids build together in the games and platforms they already love.
Butterfly Pavilion
Cool-weather camp adventures where kids explore the world of insects and invertebrates through creative experiments, challenges, and up-close animal encounters.
Broomfield STEM
A coding club for students in grades 6-8, focusing on programming skills and project development.
Castle Rock Parks and Recreation
The Town of Castle Rock Athletics division offers a wide variety of youth sports leagues and programming including baseball, basketball, flag football, inline and floor hockey, soccer, softball, track, and volleyball. Clinics for ages 3-5 include Blastball, Little Dribblers, Pillo hockey, Little Spikes, and Tumble Tots.
An introductory program for younger children to learn coding through hands-on, visual learning.
Pueblo West Metropolitan District Parks and Recreation
Don't be scared... unless you're not planning to attend one of the most fun events of the season! The first annual Halloween 5k fun run is a great way to get in the Halloween spirit! It will run through the park and onto our trail system with fun trick or treating stops along the way. There will be a 1 mile fun run option as well. Runners and walkers of all ages and abilities are encouraged to join us for this event. Be sure to wear your best costume—we’ll be looking to hand out trophies for the coolest ones we see. See you there… if you dare!
theCoderSchool Centennial
Traditional coding classes offered in a larger ratio for those looking for a structured classroom environment.
An advanced program focused on artificial intelligence technologies.
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.
Our best-selling program, CREATE, helps kids learn real AI, Robotics and Coding skills through structured, hands-on lessons that feel like play.
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.
Cultural Enrichment Center of Fort Collins
Integrates science, technology, engineering, and mathematics into a culturally rich framework, connecting students with African American innovators.
Valhallan Esports Training Broomfield
Campers will develop their problem-solving skills by working on hands-on projects with LEGO® Education materials, exploring engineering and machine building in a fun, interactive way. Through these projects, campers will engage with engineering and computer software, building everything from simple projects to more thorough machines.
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.
Bennetts Karate Dojo
Traditional Okinawan weapons training including bo, sai, tonfa, and nunchaku. Classes are taught as a separate martial arts system from Karate.
Parker Arts
A variety of arts, culinary, dance, music, theater, and STEM classes and camps for youth.
High Plains Library District
Training sessions to certify patrons for using the woodshop and tools at LINC.
Code Ninjas Castle Rock
Hands-on party experience where kids build video games, take on STEM challenges, and play the games they create together.
