I met my best friend here.

Kids 8–16 learn to code by making video games, and learn engineering by building robots with Arduino.

Three students coding together at Hackingtons

What we teach

Coding through games. Engineering through robots.

Coding and game development

Students code their own video games in JavaScript and Unity. They also learn Python, the language behind most AI. Along the way they learn variables, logic, loops, and debugging. These are the fundamentals behind all software.

Engineering and robotics

Students learn the fundamentals of engineering and robotics with Arduino. They wire circuits, write the code, and build robots. They also learn 3D design and printing.

Kids work together with friends, led by a mentor.

An Arduino build, sensor and 3D prints on a table in a Hackingtons classroom, with students working behind

"He loves it more than anything he's ever done."

Cathleen, parent

"I've attended many coding programs, but only Hackingtons focused on building practical applications for the real world."

Yaroslav, 15

"Hackingtons brings people together over coding with funny and inspirational teachers."

Celia, 11
2014teaching since
5,000+kids taught
8–16ages

Where this leads

We believe the future is AI and robotics.

Our job is to get kids ready for it. The fundamentals they learn here are what they'll need to use AI tools well and build the robots of the future.

Students in Brentwood crowding around a classmate as he wires an Arduino build
Online · Anywhere in the US

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  1. Book a free video call. Parent and child together.
  2. Meet one of our instructors. Talk about your child's goals and see how classes work.
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$140/month · one 70-minute class per week

Students coding at round tables in a full hall at the 2025 Hackingtons 500 Coding Competition
Hackingtons 500 Coding Competition

Today's kids will build the future. We teach them how.

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