The Coder School

Have a great Valentine's weekend!

Even great talent can’t undermine the importance of practice. The greatest at anything, from sports to music, practice. Put in the time now and you will reap the rewards later.

Tech for the win. IBM’s supercomputer Deep Blue became the first computer to defeat a chess champion. Kasparov won the overall six-game match 4-2 but lost the rematch one year later 3.5 to 2.5.

International Day of Women and Girls in Science - https://www.womeninscienceday.org/

This includes always utilizing a lock screen. Using strong passwords and biometrics. And being selective when connecting to public Wi-Fi networks (consider a VPN).

FREE Friday Workshop: AP Computer Science - https://tcs-sf-westportal.pike13.com/events/7596160

Every student that walks through our doors gets our full attention. Each child is unique, therefore we cater to your child's learning needs.

If you’re able to access raw source code for a game, bare minimum, you can understand how the systems work and talk to each other and things like that,

Our coding coaches have years of experience introducing young minds to the wonders of coding! http://bit.ly/2LBDfBG

Our Mobile Madness camp introduces the art of app development to our intermediate coders! https://bit.ly/2O6ocQE

"Coding has become so central to businesses across all sectors that the next generation will view it as an essential skill in order to keep up with the new developments."

We know our students are always so eager for their next coding lesson.

We believe that our students deserve to learn through a more engaging experience. Want to learn more about our curriculum? Visit our site! http://bit.ly/2LBDfBG

Remote learning can be a challenge for some children if they're not used to it, but there are many great ways to stay focused to get the most out of your distance learning! https://bit.ly/3hC8N7l

Python seems to be getting a lot of attention these days!

FREE Friday Web Design Workshop: Few seats left! - https://tcs-sf-westportal.pike13.com/events/7596129

Learning to code before learning to drive seems to be the new norm!