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They won’t just use technology.
They’ll create with it.

A RunTheCode student smiling proudly while holding a purple dragon he designed and 3D printed himself.

RunTheCode gives kids ages 5–15 hands-on exposure to coding, robotics, engineering, science, game design, and 3D design — with room to explore and progress at their own pace.

What will they discover?

An adult guiding several kids as they work through coding exercises on laptops.

Coding

Real projects, real code — built one step at a time.

Self-paced. Never on their own.

Kids have room to explore, build, and work at their own pace while knowledgeable adults stay close by to answer questions, offer guidance, and help them keep moving.

An adult guiding several students as they work on different electronics projects at the same table.

Step inside.

The RunTheCode storefront at 2416, with window decals listing the six labs and the front entrance.
Looking through the open doorway into the 3D printing room, with several printers and racks of colored filament along the back wall.
The RunTheCode coding room set up with laptops, activity kits, and workstations ready for students.
The same RunTheCode coding room with students working at laptops while an adult moves through the room.

You can’t imagine what you’ve never seen.

A boy smiling at the camera beside a computer showing a beginner block-coding puzzle, in a classroom with a keyboard and mouse in front of him.

Exposure changes what’s possible.

There’s no wrong place to start.

Every child can begin where they are, explore at their own pace, and get guidance along the way.

5–8
Early exploration
9–12
Growing independence
13–15
Deeper challenges
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A child absorbed in real code on a computer screen, hand on the keyboard, with a project folder open on the desk beside them.

Cost shouldn’t be the reason they don’t start.

RunTheCode is an approved Step Up for Students provider. Scholarship funds may help cover the cost, depending on your family’s eligibility.

Learn About Step Up

This is where they start.

No experience needed — just interest.

Three kids smiling together while holding a robot they built, with robotics storage and parts visible in the background.