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85 stem programs in CO
theCoderSchool Centennial
Come hang out with your fellow Coders and have a great time! Featuring Nintendo, 3D Printing, Minecraft, and Pizza.
Code Ninjas Castle Rock
Hands-on party experience where kids build video games, take on STEM challenges, and play the games they create together.
Camp Invention at Fountain International Magnet School
This weeklong summer camp offers hands-on STEM challenges that encourage innovation and creative problem-solving. It is designed for K-6 students who are curious about how things work and enjoy building and experimenting. Campers gain critical thinking skills and confidence by tackling new, inventor-inspired projects each year.
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Code Ninjas (Lowry)
Code Ninjas JR builds a foundation of coding and problem-solving skills for kids ages 5-7 through our fun and completely visual curriculum – no reading required.
City of Longmont Youth Center
An after-school program for middle and high school students, offering a variety of activities and support.
Mountain Top Explorium
Kids Night Out is a drop-off program that allows children to enjoy an evening at the museum while parents have a night on the town. The program is packed with projects, art antics, and crazy experiments. It includes dinner and hours of fun in the exhibit space.
An introductory program for younger children to learn coding through hands-on, visual learning.
Butterfly Pavilion
Cool-weather camp adventures where kids explore the world of insects and invertebrates through creative experiments, challenges, and up-close animal encounters.
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.
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.
Collaborative, team-based projects where kids build together in the games and platforms they already love.
Themed, project-based coding camps including game design, robotics, and creative coding. Available during school breaks.
Broomfield STEM
Robotics team waitlist for students in grades 8-12 in the fall of 2027.
Friday School – Middle School Program at CSU Pueblo
A hands-on, interactive program introducing middle school students to engineering, design, and transportation concepts through engaging activities.
Traditional coding classes offered in a larger ratio for those looking for a structured classroom environment.
Code Ninjas Highlands Ranch
Introduces young learners to coding fundamentals through guided, age-appropriate activities using Scratch, Blockly, and robotics, with no reading required.
Safe and structured after school program where children learn STEM and coding skills while building video games.
These programs provide drop-off child care for children ages 5-12 with unique themes for each session. The programs focus on STEM-based enrichment to support families across Summit County. Thanks to donor support, these programs are designed to be accessible to the community.
Summit Historical Society
Students investigate how the Ute Indians used science, technology, engineering, and math to survive and thrive in the Rocky Mountains.
Code It! Clubs - Fall Semester 2026 & Spring Semester 2027
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.
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.
Designed for young learners to introduce coding fundamentals through guided, age-appropriate activities. No reading required.
