The LEAGUE Tech Club

This event is tailored to kids and teens grades 5 through 12

Learn to build interactive games and web applications by collaborating with AI coding agents. This hands-on course teaches you to direct, understand, and refine AI-generated code while creating real projects you can share and use.

A New Way to Code
Instead of memorizing syntax or struggling through documentation, you'll learn to partner with Claude Code and other AI agents to bring your ideas to life. Describe what you want, guide the AI, understand what it creates, and refine the results into polished projects. It's like having a senior developer pair programming with you from day one.

Play and Learn, It's going to be a Riot!

This course is curated for kids and teens in grades 3+

Come check out our Brand New Robot Riot, it's a fun way to learn computer science. Kids will race, crash, and have some fun competitions with robots all while learning how it all works!

Younger students can drive the robots and learn some basic programming, while older students can get into the details of the communication protocols and control systems. No experience is necessary.

Visit the Robot Garage and learn something new about programming, robotics or electronics. In the Robot Garage we beta test ideas for new classes, work on personal projects, build circuits, weld and solder, and sometimes run a science experiment.

These sessions are for students 12 to 18 years old. Adults are welcome, especially if you'd got technical skills and would like to volunteer to help, but otherwise bring a kid.

Most days we have students building robots with Lego Technics and Micro:bit controllers, but we also use Arduino and Raspberry Pi. Common projects include mobile robots and small robot arms and soldering electronic circuits. Stuck on an Arduino project or a Hack Pack? Bring it with you and let's get it working.

[ Scouts! Our Lead Instructor is BSA registered and a Merit Badge Counselor: Contact us if you'd like to run a session as a patrol event or have 3-5 Scouts who want to complete their Programming, Electronics or Robotics merit badges. ]