Code Ninjas is the world’s fastest growing children’s coding franchise, with more than 300 locations world wide and counting, and they’re celebrating their first anniversart the week of Tuesday, April ...

WASHINGTON (ABC7) — Kids across the DMV are heading back to school, but some lessons are learned outside of the classroom. From launching drones to racing robots, Kidd took us around town with Code ...

Peer pressure can be a good thing, especially when it comes to encouraging girls and young women to give coding a try. Polly Smith, a senior curriculum developer at Code Ninjas, a franchise of ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Back-to-school season is no longer just about pencils and notebooks. At Code Ninjas, kids are learning digital literacy, coding, and problem-solving through video game building.

Code Ninjas in Georgetown underwent a change in ownership at the beginning of the year. The details The educational franchise is now operated by Dhruve Mistry following Kevin MacW ...

A pair of Penn State University grads with a mix of education and tech backgrounds are the owners and operators of Philadelphia’s first Code Ninjas, a STEM-focused bootcamp for kids age 5 to 14. The ...

Are you exploring franchise ownership and looking for an opportunity that combines profitability with purpose? Code Ninjas is a leading kids’ coding franchise that teaches children ages 7-14 how to ...

Writing computer code is an important tool scientists use to learn more about climate change. Climatologists use code to make models that can help predict, mitigate, or even resolve climate disasters.

Michael Kongstvedt, an 8th grader at J.T. Hutchinson Middle School, was awarded the “Super Ninja of the Year” for the United States by Code Ninjas on Friday during its annual NinjaCon Conference and ...

Code Ninja Horsham owner Michael McNally. Former Comcast technician Michael McNally and his 9-year-old daughter share a love of technology. When McNally was in the Navy early in his career, he learned ...