Hey Parents! We’re so excited you’re checking out ways to get your kids coding. Learning to code builds critical thinking skills that aren’t just for future computer programmers—they’re for anyone who wants to thrive in tomorrow’s AI-centric world. That’s why we’re bringing Silicon Valley’s first nationwide kids coding program right here to your neighborhood. For ages 7-18, super small ratios, and AP CS prep for high school students!
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Connecticut Coder School Locations: Farmington, Glastonbury, Cheshire, and Branford
Looking for the best coding school for kids near Hartford, CT? theCoderSchool Glastonbury provides personalized coding classes, AI education, robotics, game development, Python, Scratch, and summer camps for students ages 7–18. Families from Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, East Hartford, Manchester, and Middletown choose us for individualized instruction with experienced Code Coaches.
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Learn any language, any level, customized for the student.
Semi Private Lessons includes:
Using Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other AI Platforms
Artificial Intelligence Semi Private Lessons includes:
Learn the basics of the language that is most in demand out there!
Python Class includes:
Using Minecraft Education Edition or Roblox Studio
Minecraft or Roblox Coding Class includes:
Learn the basics of block coding by using MIT's platform called scratch.mit.edu or mBot Robots
Block Coding or Robotics Class includes:
Coding isn't just about technology — it's a workout for critical and logical thinking. It's uniquely built around solving problem after problem to achieve a goal. This means students build skills that pay off in school, careers, and everyday life — especially in the age of AI.
Yes, AI can code — and it's made building software faster and cheaper than ever. But faster and cheaper doesn't kill demand; it explodes it. Retail, services, food, and even tech will all need much more software and therefore many more people who can build it.
AI lets everyone build software, but the best builders will understand coding. Like a surgeon who must master biology or a pilot who must understand aerodynamics, tomorrow's technologists need deep roots before they can branch out — and those roots start with code.
| Camp | Week | Description | Ages | Price |
| 8/17-8/21 Full Day (9am-3pm) |
This camp is the perfect foundation for any student planning to take AP Computer Science in high school. Students will begin with Python, one of the fastest-growing and most widely used programming languages in the world—trusted by companies like Google, Facebook, and Instagram. Using Microstudio, they’ll create their own custom projects while learning essential coding concepts such as loops, conditionals, variables, and more. Students will also get an introductory look at Java, gaining an understanding of how it differs from Python and how both languages are used in real programming environments. To explore the world of Artificial Intelligence, students will use Google’s Teachable Machine and AI Games, learning how AI models are trained, how they make decisions, and how they process information. Plus, each student will have the chance to design and print their own 3D-printed creation. Designed for ages 12+. Beginners are welcome, and all equipment will be provided at our fac Ages 12+ | Ages 12+ | $549 (few spots left!) |
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Hello! I’m Sam, a General Manager for theCoderSchool CT. With an education in Computer Science and experience bringing teams together to develop video games, I span both worlds of the tech and business industries. I graduated in 2021 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Digital Audio, from DigiPen Institute of Technology. From 2021 to 2025 I was a programmer in the games industry, but my passion for supporting my local community brought me to theCoderSchool in late 2025 and I haven’t looked back! From coaching, to coordinating, to managing, any little bit of guidance I can provide to our students, parents, and Code Coaches is a step closer towards building the future of technology that benefits everyone. Speaking from experience, a strong background in coding can help you anywhere, even outside of software development careers, because it teaches you how to research and process information beyond the code. Our student driven project-based learning model helps to teach young coders the fundamentals of programming in a fun and engaging way, while also providing them the life skills necessary to interact with and communicate their ideas to other coders. I look forward to seeing what our students can create today, knowing that they could grow their ideas into a brighter tomorrow.
Hi! My name is Kyra Singh and I am the general manager for theCoderSchool CT. I am graduating from the University of Hartford with a Bachelor of Computer Science and a minor in Mathematics in May of 2025. I started working at theCoderSchool in December of 2021 as a coach, and I became the coordinator of the Glastonbury location in the summer of 2022. I worked as a Data Engineer intern during the summer of 2024, but the internship made me realize that I wanted to stay at theCoderSchool. I have learned more computer science languages and concepts from teaching students here than I have throughout all of my years of school. I truly believe all students at theCoderSchool would benefit from coding lessons, even if they do not want to pursue Computer Science. Our project-based learning helps students to understand fundamental coding concepts much easier and at a much younger age. In the few years I have been here, I had the opportunity to see our students and even our coaches benefit from theCoderSchool and move onto bigger and better futures. I look forward to helping students learn more about the broad field of Computer Science and seeing our schools grow.
Hello and welcome to theCoderSchool! I am the owner of theCoderSchool Farmington, Glastonbury, Cheshire. and Branford As the owner of theCoderSchools, I was awarded the 40 Under 40 Award from the Hartford Business Journal. theCoderSchool was also featured on WNPR to discuss the importance of STEM education and creating opportunities to get kids into coding. I was even nominated by the Connecticut Technology Council for the Woman Innovation Award, check out my live interview on Good Morning Connecticut . I started my career twelve years ago, working in healthcare and teaching college students. In all instances of my job function I was always impressed with how much technology has impacted the healthcare and education field. Now we have the opportunity to impact the next generation by not only living with technology, but ideally creating technology as well. I am excited to bring theCoderSchool to different communities and I look forward to seeing students grow and learn different languages.
With over a decade of experience at The Walt Disney Company, Chirayu brings a wealth of knowledge in creativity, innovation, and exceptional customer service to theCoderSchool. Inspired by a simple Google search, Chirayu discovered the spark that ignited a dream to build a business focused on teaching kids the essential skills of learning coding languages. At theCoderSchool, Chirayu finds immense fulfillment in providing children with the opportunity to learn computer coding, empowering the next generation with essential skills for the future. This passion for education and innovation aligns perfectly with the tagline of the business, Learn To Code. Change The World. When not enjoying the growth of theCoderSchool, Chirayu likes spending time with his family, playing golf, traveling and continues to find inspiration in everyday moments—just like the day I did that Google search.
We're always looking for great Code Coaches. Shoot us an email with resumé to see if we're a fit!
Families searching for coding classes in Hartford often compare several local programs. theCoderSchool Glastonbury serves many Hartford families because it combines individualized instruction with year-round coding education, AI, robotics, game development, and computer science coaching. Inside Glen Lochen We offer programs for beginners through advanced students.
theCoderSchool Glastonbury is ideal for:
| Program | Ages | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Code Coaching | 7–18 | Personalized learning |
| Code Camps | 7–16 | School breaks |
| AI Fundamentals | 10+ | AI literacy |
| Robotics | 8+ | Engineering |
| Scratch | 7–10 | Beginners |
| Python | 10+ | Intermediate |
| Java | 12+ | Advanced |
| Roblox | 8+ | Game development |
We regularly work with students from:
| Feature | theCoderSchool |
|---|---|
| Personalized coaching | ✓ |
| AI education | ✓ |
| Robotics | ✓ |
| Scratch, Python, and Java | ✓ |
| Web development | ✓ |
| Summer camps | ✓ |
| Year-round coaching | ✓ |
| Beginner through advanced | ✓ |
Inside Glen Lochen Book a free intro session or explore our approach to AI and coding.
As you and your family consider coding programs, it helps to keep in mind:
Whether the student wants to explore Minecraft modding in Minecraft camp, is interested in HTML, or wants to learn block-based coding like CSS, our interactive classes provide a great coding experience.
Meet our General Manager Kyra, and see what she has to say about learning how to code and her favorite parts of working at our Coder School! Kyra has been with us for four years now! Click below and you will be brought to a YouTube video. Enjoy!
Have your girl scout troop earn their coding badge! From coding basics, digital game design, and app development, we are able to meet the requirements of all badges. We offer a two hour workshop for over 10 girl scouts. Please contact us if you are interested. Open to all Connecticut towns!
Do you love working with kids? Are you a computer science major? Do you love to teach? Do you love coding? Then hit apply now and we would love to schedule an interview!
Jingjin attended our Farmington Coder school from 2019 to 2023. For four years, Jingjin made various projects and applications. She learned how to code in different languages using our project based teaching. She was accepted to MIT and started September of 2023. She came back summer of 2024 to teach summer camps at our school. Full circle! She is our success story!