Scholarships are awarded in the form of reduced payments for CARD programs, and are available to CARD participants ages 1–17 whose families meet income requirements.

Your child might have started playing with your phone at 3 years old and have become an expert of YouTube and mobile apps at age 5. So why not get started understanding how computers work with coding?

Does your child enjoy playing Minecraft? Minecraft: Education Edition is built on top of the regular Minecraft game and includes additional features to teach kids coding and other STEM skills. In this fun coding class, kids learn foundational coding classes by solving interesting puzzles, building structures, and creating mini games all using code.

Developed by MIT, Scratch coding is a great way to introduce kids to computer programming because it uses simple drag-and-drop blocks rather than complex syntax. That means kids can focus on learning core coding concepts and logic, while not getting frustrated with typing errors.