Our Mission is...

To create a world where girls and women have the
tools, confidence, and community to shatter the glass ceiling.

Spring Classes
April 1 - June 8

Summer Camp

Why Should Children Learn To Code?

Our goal is to empower our GirlCoders to see the power in coding. Coding is a way to solve problems. BIG PROBLEMS. They could create an app that can help people donate leftover food from their fridge to homeless shelters. They could send drones with portable wifi devices to Africa to give children access to a free online education. They could build a website to provide resources to kids whose parents are getting divorced. Coding is a powerful tool to help GirlCoders change the world. ​

Engineering Grit

• Through coding we foster ​growth mindset, grit, and computational thinking. Campers develop a newfound problem solving stamina they've never seen before. ​

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• All campers learn code using the Socratic Method. Beginners code in Scratch, a block based programming language created by MIT. Advanced campers code in WoofJS, Javascript or other text-based programming languages.  ​​

Talk to Our Admissions Team

​Upper East Side 

Kolping Society: 88th and Lexington

Upper West Side 

Trevor Day: 88th and Central Park West 

Who is a GirlCoder?

GirlCoders are girls, transgender, and gender non-conforming kids who want to dream big and use code to change the world. A GirlCoder might love coding, challenges, growing, learning, computers, art, puzzles, robots or technology. They want to be surrounded by peers and mentors who will support their intellectual and emotional growth. ​

What Else Should I Know?

Coders have very personalized attention with our 5:1 student to teacher ratio.
Girls, transgender, and gender non-conforming kids of all coding levels are welcome!

If you have questions before you enroll, please send an email to Admissions at admissions@thecodingspace.com or call (929) 352-1272.