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Kids Coding Classes in Edina. Opening April 2026

Kids Coding Classes in Edina. Opening April 2026

Kids Coding Classes in Edina. Opening April 2026

Join the Founder's Club before we open to secure lifetime 15% off across Path, Focus, and Makerspace Programs, with free Parent’s Night Out and exclusive Founder's Club swag!
Join the Founder's Club before we open to secure lifetime 15% off across Path, Focus, and Makerspace Programs, with free Parent’s Night Out and exclusive Founder's Club swag!
Join the Founder's Club before we open to secure lifetime 15% off across Path, Focus, and Makerspace Programs, with free Parent’s Night Out and exclusive Founder's Club swag!
Kids coding having fun
Kids coding having fun
Kids coding having fun

Why Coder's Clubhouse?

Empowering kids through real coding, guided mentorship, and hands-on tech education

More Attention, Better Results

We keep class sizes small—no more than 11 students per instructor—so every child gets personalized support and one-on-one guidance.

More Attention, Better Results

We keep class sizes small—no more than 11 students per instructor—so every child gets personalized support and one-on-one guidance.

More Attention, Better Results

We keep class sizes small—no more than 11 students per instructor—so every child gets personalized support and one-on-one guidance.

Not Just Games—Real Coding

Kids learn actual programming languages like Python, JavaScript, HTML, and more—preparing them for high school, college, and future careers.

Not Just Games—Real Coding

Kids learn actual programming languages like Python, JavaScript, HTML, and more—preparing them for high school, college, and future careers.

Not Just Games—Real Coding

Kids learn actual programming languages like Python, JavaScript, HTML, and more—preparing them for high school, college, and future careers.

Quiet Labs, Big Results

Unlike noisy open rooms, our sound-dampened computer labs support focus and reduce distractions—perfect for all learners, including neurodivergent kids.

Quiet Labs, Big Results

Unlike noisy open rooms, our sound-dampened computer labs support focus and reduce distractions—perfect for all learners, including neurodivergent kids.

Quiet Labs, Big Results

Unlike noisy open rooms, our sound-dampened computer labs support focus and reduce distractions—perfect for all learners, including neurodivergent kids.

Rooted in Edina, Built for Local Families

Coder’s is a locally founded, independently developed program—not a franchise. Our curriculum, instructors, and tech programs are created and led by people who live, work, and raise families right here in Edina

Rooted in Edina, Built for Local Families

Coder’s is a locally founded, independently developed program—not a franchise. Our curriculum, instructors, and tech programs are created and led by people who live, work, and raise families right here in Edina

Rooted in Edina, Built for Local Families

Coder’s is a locally founded, independently developed program—not a franchise. Our curriculum, instructors, and tech programs are created and led by people who live, work, and raise families right here in Edina

PARENT LED. KID APPROVED.

PARENT LED. KID APPROVED.

Family Owned & Locally Grown

Family Owned & Locally Grown

We’re Katie and Jeremiah Talamantes—married co-founders, educators, and parents of two amazing kids, ages 11 and 13 in Edina. We started Coder’s Clubhouse right here in Minnesota, not as a franchise, but as a passion project rooted in community and love for learning. As a former teacher and a longtime engineer, we’ve combined our strengths to create something truly special.

At Coder’s Clubhouse, every program is designed by us with your child in mind—because just like you, we want the best for our kids!

We’re Katie and Jeremiah Talamantes—married co-founders, educators, and parents of two amazing kids, ages 11 and 13 in Edina. We started Coder’s Clubhouse right here in Minnesota, not as a franchise, but as a passion project rooted in community and love for learning. As a former teacher and a longtime engineer, we’ve combined our strengths to create something truly special.

At Coder’s Clubhouse, every program is designed by us with your child in mind—because just like you, we want the best for our kids!

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Fueled by Passion. Grounded in Education.

Fueled by Passion. Grounded in Education.

Katie Talamantes is a seasoned educator with a deep passion for helping kids thrive. With years of experience as a teacher and founder of Cambridge Prep Tutoring, Katie brings the structure, empathy, and heart that make Coder’s Clubhouse a nurturing place to learn. Her classroom-first approach ensures every child is supported, challenged, and celebrated along the way.

Background

Former classroom teacher with years of experience

Former classroom teacher with years of experience

Former classroom teacher with years of experience

Creates a warm, structured, and inclusive classroom vibe

Creates a warm, structured, and inclusive classroom vibe

Creates a warm, structured, and inclusive classroom vibe

Co-creator of the Coder’s Clubhouse curriculum

Co-creator of the Coder’s Clubhouse curriculum

Co-creator of the Coder’s Clubhouse curriculum

Uses proven strategies to reduce cognitive overload

Uses proven strategies to reduce cognitive overload

Uses proven strategies to reduce cognitive overload

Experience & Education

Master's in Education

Master's in Education

Master's in Education

Builds classroom routines that support executive function growth

Builds classroom routines that support executive function growth

Builds classroom routines that support executive function growth

Founder of YouCan Tutoring Academy

Founder of YouCan Tutoring Academy

Founder of YouCan Tutoring Academy

Founder of Cambridge Prep Tutoring

Founder of Cambridge Prep Tutoring

Founder of Cambridge Prep Tutoring

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Real-World Experience. Classroom Impact.

Jeremiah Talamantes, co-founder of Coder’s Clubhouse, brings over 20 years of experience in software engineering, cybersecurity, and startup leadership. A former Microsoft security leader and published author, he’s spent his career making tech accessible and empowering the next generation of coders.

Leadership & Education

Security leader at Microsoft

Security leader at Microsoft

Security leader at Microsoft

Former Norwich University adjunct

Former Norwich University adjunct

Former Norwich University adjunct

Author, educator, and mentor for young developers

Author, educator, and mentor for young developers

Author, educator, and mentor for young developers

Taught security courses to 50K+ students online

Taught security courses to 50K+ students online

Taught security courses to 50K+ students online

Master's in Information Security

Master's in Information Security

Master's in Information Security

Industry Credentials

Featured speaker at global security events

Featured speaker at global security events

Featured speaker at global security events

3x founder with multiple successful exits in Tech

3x founder with multiple successful exits in Tech

3x founder with multiple successful exits in Tech

Author of 3 Cybersecurity books

Author of 3 Cybersecurity books

Author of 3 Cybersecurity books

Led ethical hacking engagements for Facebook, Target, Mastercard

Led ethical hacking engagements for Facebook, Target, Mastercard

Led ethical hacking engagements for Facebook, Target, Mastercard

See About Us

See About Us

See About Us

Join the Founder's Club — Save big!

Join the Founder's Club — Save big!

Join before we open to secure lifetime 15% off across Path, Focus, and Makerspace, with free Parent’s Night Out and Founder swag.
Join before we open to secure lifetime 15% off across Path, Focus, and Makerspace, with free Parent’s Night Out and Founder swag.

Path & Makerspace: first month billed today; billing resumes at opening at Founder rates. Focus Classes: pay per 8-week class with 15% off.

Programs That Help Kids Learn to Code, Build Confidence, and Have Fun

Programs That Help Kids Learn to Code, Build Confidence, and Have Fun

From beginner-friendly coding paths to advanced tech challenges, Coder’s Clubhouse offers guided programs for kids and teens ages 10–18. Whether you’re looking for ongoing learning, hands-on camps, or a fun night out, we have something for every young creator—and their parents too.

From beginner-friendly coding paths to advanced tech challenges, Coder’s Clubhouse offers guided programs for kids and teens ages 10–18. Whether you’re looking for ongoing learning, hands-on camps, or a fun night out, we have something for every young creator—and their parents too.

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NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED

Your Child’s Coding Journey Starts Here

Your Child’s Coding Journey Starts Here

These beginner-friendly levels from our popular Path Program help kids and teens ages 10–18 learn real coding skills—starting with Block Coding and growing into HTML, JavaScript, Python, Java, and C#. Students can start anytime and learn at their own pace with instructor support every step of the way.

These beginner-friendly levels from our popular Path Program help kids and teens ages 10–18 learn real coding skills—starting with Block Coding and growing into HTML, JavaScript, Python, Java, and C#. Students can start anytime and learn at their own pace with instructor support every step of the way.

A structured, multi-level coding journey for kids and teens. Students build real skills in Python, JavaScript, game development, and more—at their own pace.

Elective-style courses that dive into exciting topics like Game Development, Web Design, AI, and Cybersecurity. Great for exploring interests or building advanced skills.

Coder's Clubhouse instructor teaching kids about coding
Coder's Clubhouse instructor teaching kids about coding
Coder's Clubhouse instructor teaching kids about coding
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Kids playing with micro:bit controllers
Kids playing with micro:bit controllers

Makerspace Program

Build real things all year in our Edina makerspace: 3D printing, electronics, robotics, and STEM. New projects monthly + supervised open-lab time.

This is just the beginning! See all 8 levels in the Path Program

Got questions? Call or email us!

CODING LANGUAGES & TECHNOLOGIES

CODING LANGUAGES & TECHNOLOGIES

Real Programming Languages. Real Tools. Real Skills.

Real Programming Languages. Real Tools. Real Skills.

At Coder’s Clubhouse, students don’t just play with code—they learn to use real-world programming languages and industry-relevant tools like Python, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Java, C#, MySQL, GitHub, Node.js, and Raspberry Pi. From building websites to developing games, using microcontrollers, and writing real code, your child will gain the skills that power today’s tech careers—and tomorrow’s.

At Coder’s Clubhouse, students don’t just play with code—they learn to use real-world programming languages and industry-relevant tools like Python, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Java, C#, MySQL, GitHub, Node.js, and Raspberry Pi. From building websites to developing games, using microcontrollers, and writing real code, your child will gain the skills that power today’s tech careers—and tomorrow’s.

📅 Stay in the Loop with All Coder’s Clubhouse Events

Explore everything happening at Coder’s Clubhouse—all in one easy-to-use calendar! View upcoming Path Program sessions, Focus classes, Makerspace classes, Camps, and Parent’s Night Out events. Stay organized and never miss a thing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this just for kids interested in coding careers?

Not at all. Coding and making are creative outlets as much as technical skills. Some students are future software engineers, while others simply love building things, designing games, or experimenting with technology. Everyone benefits from problem-solving, creativity, and confidence with tech.

What does a typical class session look like?

How do I know which program is right for my child?

What is the difference between the Path Program and the Focus Program?

What is the Makerspace Program?

What age groups do you serve?

What is the Grace Hopper Program?

Does my child need any experience to join?

What if my child misses a class?

Will I get updates on my child’s progress?

Are classes offered online or in-person?

How often do classes meet?

Will my child be grouped by age or skill?

What is Parent's Night Out?

How much does it cost?

Can my child switch programs or levels?

Do students get to take their projects home?

What if I join the Founder's Club, but our schedule doesn't match?

What’s your refund/cancellation policy once classes and camps begin?

Is this just for kids interested in coding careers?

Not at all. Coding and making are creative outlets as much as technical skills. Some students are future software engineers, while others simply love building things, designing games, or experimenting with technology. Everyone benefits from problem-solving, creativity, and confidence with tech.

What does a typical class session look like?

How do I know which program is right for my child?

What is the difference between the Path Program and the Focus Program?

What is the Makerspace Program?

What age groups do you serve?

What is the Grace Hopper Program?

Does my child need any experience to join?

What if my child misses a class?

Will I get updates on my child’s progress?

Are classes offered online or in-person?

How often do classes meet?

Will my child be grouped by age or skill?

What is Parent's Night Out?

How much does it cost?

Can my child switch programs or levels?

Do students get to take their projects home?

What if I join the Founder's Club, but our schedule doesn't match?

What’s your refund/cancellation policy once classes and camps begin?

Is this just for kids interested in coding careers?

Not at all. Coding and making are creative outlets as much as technical skills. Some students are future software engineers, while others simply love building things, designing games, or experimenting with technology. Everyone benefits from problem-solving, creativity, and confidence with tech.

What does a typical class session look like?

How do I know which program is right for my child?

What is the difference between the Path Program and the Focus Program?

What is the Makerspace Program?

What age groups do you serve?

What is the Grace Hopper Program?

Does my child need any experience to join?

What if my child misses a class?

Will I get updates on my child’s progress?

Are classes offered online or in-person?

How often do classes meet?

Will my child be grouped by age or skill?

What is Parent's Night Out?

How much does it cost?

Can my child switch programs or levels?

Do students get to take their projects home?

What if I join the Founder's Club, but our schedule doesn't match?

What’s your refund/cancellation policy once classes and camps begin?

CODING TIPS & PARENT GUIDES

CODING TIPS & PARENT GUIDES

Helpful Articles for Parents of Young Coders

Helpful Articles for Parents of Young Coders

Explore expert advice, tech guides, and parent-friendly insights on helping your child learn to code, build real-world skills, and prepare for the future.

Explore expert advice, tech guides, and parent-friendly insights on helping your child learn to code, build real-world skills, and prepare for the future.

Find us in Edina, MN

Find us in Edina, MN

Serving families from Edina, Hopkins, Bloomington, Minneapolis, Eden Prairie, Richfield, Minnetonka, Wayzata, and surrounding Twin Cities suburbs—making it easy to find high-quality, local coding classes close to home.

Serving families from Edina, Hopkins, Bloomington, Minneapolis, Eden Prairie, Richfield, Minnetonka, Wayzata, and surrounding Twin Cities suburbs—making it easy to find high-quality, local coding classes close to home.

Last Chance to Join the Founder's Club

Save $492/year in the Path Program—plus free Parent’s Night Out and 15% off Focus & Makerspace

**Charged today for first month. Billing resumes at opening at $229/mo.