Techie Camp

Summer Programs

Techie Camp empowers students in grades 3-8 to explore technology through hands-on activities and engaging projects that spark imagination and build essential technology skills. Students also learn about tech careers and develop valuable employability skills like collaboration and problem-solving, inspiring the next generation of tech innovators!

We’re excited to launch our 2026 Techie Camp Season!
Reimagined topics, same high impact

Registration will begin Monday, March 9th!

TECH Explorer

Grades 3-5

Students in Grades 3-5 set off on an underwater tech expedition as they investigate the mysteries of the ocean! Young explorers learn to code, test sensors, and design creative tools to support their missions. Campers discover their unique ability to problem-solve and innovate. By diving into the science of coding, circuits, and data, students bring technology to life, unlocking big creativity and confidence as they complete their Tech Explorer missions.

TECH Quest

Grades 6-8

Tech Quest is a hands-on technology adventure for students in Grades 6-8. Students travel to virtual “vaults” around the world, using programming, sensors, and a handheld computer to tackle real-world challenges inspired by different locations and topics. Through interactive missions, students design, test, and improve solutions while building confidence, problem-solving skills, and an understanding of how technology shapes the world.

Eco-Rangers

Grades 3-5

Students in Grades 3-5 explore real-world problems, collect and analyze data, test ideas, and design solutions that care for the environment responsibly. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is used as a thinking tool, and students leave understanding how to better use AI, what the technology can and can’t do, asking good questions of data and tools, recognizing risks, and using AI to support informed human decisions.

Smart Cities

Grades 6-8

Students in Grades 6-8 investigate how technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) support decision-making in communities. Students work with data, sensors, and intelligent systems to understand city challenges, test solutions, improve them with evidence, and consider real-world impacts. Students learn how AI is used across careers to support human decisions — and why responsible use matters.