Coder School Summer Camps

Discover the Future in The Coder School Summer Camps! 🚀

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Ready to dive into the world of creation? Our 2026 Summer Camps offer hands-on experiences for kids who love to build, code, and innovate. From coding drones in the fresh air to using professional video gear, we provide the tools to bring big ideas to life.

Camps time are 9am-3pm‍

After-Care Available 3-5pm

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Conveniently Located at Mt. Bethel Christian Academy near the corner of Lower Roswell and Johnson Ferry Rd.

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Choose Your Adventure:

• Robots & Roblox: Assemble an mBot kit, code entry-level AI with Scratch, and try Oculus Quest 2 VR headsets during lunch.
• Drones Coding: Head to a local Park pavilion to program drones for tricks and synchronized formations using Python and Scratch-like blocks.
• YouTube & Animation: Master professional recording studio equipment—including lighting, mics, and cameras—to shoot MrBeast-style videos and create custom animations.
• Roblox vs. Minecraft: Use Roblox Studio to design a Minecraft-style game, then explore your custom-built world in Meta Quest VR.
• Minecraft 3D Print: Build complex projects in Minecraft and save them in a format to be printed on a 3D printer.
• Python & A.I. Bootcamp: Learn the fundamentals of Python and use Google Teachable Machine to train and build your own AI models.

Whether it’s mastering the simplicity of Python or launching a game in Roblox Studio, our camps combine tech skills with high-energy fun. We empower kids to understand the technology behind their favorite platforms and turn their concepts into reality.

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Spaces are limited—secure your child’s spot for a unique summer of coding and creation!

We're part of a nationwide system of passionate owners in over 55 locations around the country, teaching over 6,000 students every week with the brainpower of 800+ expert Code Coaches®. We're proud of the impact theCoderSchool has had on communities everywhere since our brand was founded 7 and a half years ago, way back in August of 2014. In short, we know a thing or two about teaching kids to code - so let's get to it!