At Code Central, our philosophy stems from two core elements: Create an environment that provides hands-on learning and offer a curriculum that engages student interest, curiosity, and imagination. We understand that kids learn and grow in different ways and one size does not always fit all.

Curriculum Breakdown

Our students are placed into one of two tiers of our curriculum. Each is then customized to fit the students need, encouraging a strong foundation for any area of focus. Game Development, Web Design, Robotics, etc., all share core concepts that our curriculum strives to build from the ground up.


Tier 1

For younger students who may not have a lot of experience coding, this introductory course utilizes highly visual programs to allow students to learn the fundamentals of coding to better prepare them for the more advance coding that comes later, as well as also developing their typing skills to allow them to become more proficient in their communication over the computer.

Tier 2

For middle aged students, or students with a little coding knowledge already. This course jumps them right in to learning coding languages such as Python, HTML/CSS, Arduino, and JavaScript. Students are introduced to a wide array of computer science concepts, allowing for a more well-rounded education in game development, web development, and also robotics.

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Here are a few of the programs that our curriculum utilizes:

Block Code- Teaching the fundamentals of programming utilizing programs such as Scratch to teach languages like Blockly, HTML/CSS and JavaScript
Front End Development- Learning how to design user Interfaces, everything that a user will see or interact with. Main languages: HTML, CSS, Javascript
BackEnd Development- Also known as server-side scripting, learning the concepts behind hosting your website or web-app. PHP

Databasing- The storing and accessing of electronic records, such as a website’s user account information, a companies product list, or a list of your favorite video games! MySQL

Game Development- Students design individual games using tools such as Godot, Unity 3D and PyGame.

Robotics- Using various sensors, motors and input devices to teach basic robotic design. Arduino, VEX

Android App Development- A popular, Linux-based mobile phone operating system developed by Google. Supported language is Java

iOS App Development- The second-largest operating system which all Apple devices like iPhone, Mac computers, etc. are run on. Developed using XCode, Swift

Data Analysis- Using scripts to systematically or mathematically manipulate, organize and analyze data. Python