2025-2026 REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
Join Skaagit Coding and Robotics Club for an
all inclusive $150* a month!
Join the Skagit Coding and Robotics Club for the 2025-2026 school year for just $150 a month and unlock a world of hands-on learning and tech-fueled fun! Our all-inclusive membership makes it easy to get involved—each child’s membership includes a weekly class, open access to our Drop-In Saturdays, exciting Club Nights, and early registration opportunities for camps and special events. Whether you're just starting out or already love building and coding, there's always something new to explore. Come be part of a creative community where innovation, curiosity, and fun go hand in hand by registering for a class!
JR. CODING AND STEAM
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Dates
Monday at 4:15
Tuesday at 4:00Ages
K - 2nd GradeJr. Coding and STEAM is a fun, interactive class for Kindergarten–2nd graders where kids rotate through exciting coding, robotics, and creative STEAM stations. Throughout the course, students will program simple games, build and control robots, and dive into hands-on science experiments that spark their curiosity. As they explore a variety of activities, they’ll develop essential skills in problem-solving, teamwork, and creative thinking—all while having a blast! Offered Mon through Fri at 3:30, Thur at 2pm or Tue at 5pm.
MINECRAFT CODING AND STEAM
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Days
Tuesday at 5:30
Ages
3rd - 6th GradeLove Minecraft? Ready to unlock the tech behind the game? In this advanced Minecraft coding class for kids 3rd-6th grade, students will explore real-world coding and technology concepts through the game they love. They'll learn to program in-game computers using ComputerCraft, create custom mods with MCreator, and experiment with redstone engineering to build automated systems like flying machines and TNT cannons. This class focuses on building coding skills, logic, and digital creativity within a fun, familiar environment.
3rd - 5th GRADE CODING AND STEAM
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Dates
Wednesday at 4:00
Thursday at 4:00
Friday at 5:30Ages
3rd - 5th GradesCoding and STEAM is a fun, self-paced class where students design their own games using Scratch, JavaScript, and GameMaker. Kids build coding skills through game creation while developing logic, creativity, and confidence. Each class ends with a quick makerspace activity, giving students time to unplug, connect with friends, and explore hands-on STEAM fun.
TECHGURLZ
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Days
Wednesdays 6:00 (or TBD)
Ages
3rd - 8th GradeTechGurlz is a creative tech class for girls in 3rd–8th grade (or those identifying as girls) to explore technology through hands-on, creative projects in a supportive and empowering space. Students will start by learning graphic design concepts, creating their own personalized 3D logo in Canva, and printing it on a 3D printer as a keychain or stamp. As a class, they’ll decide on projects to work on together, exploring areas like wearable circuits, filmmaking, laser-cut jewelry, and website creation. This collaborative approach encourages creativity, teamwork, and confidence as they unlock new tech skills!
MIDDLE SCHOOL CODING OR ROBOTICS
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Days
Mondays at 5:45 or
Thursdays at 5:30
Ages
5th - 8th GradeOur Middle School Robotics Program combines fun, learning, and competition, with both the Coding Class and Robotics Team happening at the same time for maximum fun and interaction with friends. Robotics Team members will develop skills in math, engineering, coding, and teamwork as they design, build, and compete with robots in VEX challenges. Teams of 2-3 will take their robots to the VEX competition! Post competition we move to underwater robots or designing their own drones or battlebots, they choose!
For students choosing the Coding Class, the self-paced curriculum allows them to explore Python, Java, HTML, Unity, GameMaker, or advanced Scratch based on their interests. This class focuses on building coding skills and problem-solving abilities, giving students a well-rounded tech experience. 5th graders and up sign up for one or the other but often switch between them as the year goes on!
ROBOTS, LEGOS AND ENGINEERING
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Dates
Mondays at 5:45 or
Thursdays at 5:30
Ages
3rd - 5th GradesRobotics, LEGOs & Engineering Club is a hands-on class for 3rd–5th graders (and advanced 2nd graders from Jr. Coding Club) where students build real robot skills using LEGO and FIRST Robotics, then apply those skills to a variety of other robots. Along the way, they explore electrical engineering, coding, and problem-solving through fun challenges, with each class ending in a creative makerspace activity for building, designing, and collaborating.
HOME SCHOOL
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Days
Wednesdays at 11 or
Wednesdays at 12:30
We love supporting our homeschool community! While homeschoolers are welcome to enroll in any of our classes, we offer a special discounted rate for our Thursday 2pm sessions—including Jr. Coding & STEAM, Coding & STEM, or Drone Club. We know you're juggling a lot, and we're here to make quality STEM learning more accessible. Simply sign up for the Thursday 2pm time slot, and we’ll place your student in the right class based on age and experience.
WHAT’S INCLUDED IN ALL MEMBERSHIPS!
IN PERSON CLASSES
The primary benefit of Club membership is a one and a quarter hour in-person class a week (such as Coding and STEM, Robotics Team, Lego Robotics, or TechGurlz). Register for one of our classes below to join the Club!
VIRTUAL LESSONS
Unlimited time on our teaching platform from your home computer to really jump start your coding journey!
CLUB NIGHT
Every Wednesday we have “Club Night” which rotates between Dungeons and Dragons, Chess Club, Movie Night, Minecraft Night and the occasional special event!
SPECIAL EVENTS
We offer a variety of field trips (like Spark Museum), special events (like our Photo Art Walk) and guest speakers (like a Guardian from Space Force) only to our members and their families!
SATURDAY DROP-INS
Drop-in Club time and STEM fun happen each Saturday during open hours (varies by location). Saturday themes rotate between an Escape Room, Lego Challenges, Game Day and Take It Apart Day!
FIRST ACCESS
Get access to our summer and holiday camps before they open to the general public.