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We are a robotics and programming school located in Tracy, CA for kids aged 8-16 years old. We teach robotics, game development, website development, and computer programming. Our teaching philosphy is to show students how to use their knowledge by making practical projects and participating in fun challenges and events. When we were young, we would feel excited whenever we made a cool robotics project. We want to show students the power of robotics and how they can build anything they desire.
2231B N. Tracy Blvd., 95376, Tracy, United States
3.7
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We’ve been very happy with Coding School 4 Kids. The classes are engaging and our son actually looks forward to going each week. It’s great seeing him learn useful skills while enjoying himself.
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