STEM Education and Coding for Kids · Frisco, Texas, United States

iCode

U.S. network of campuses offering in-person coding, robotics, game design, and artificial intelligence classes for children and teens, plus camps and school clubs.

About iCode

iCode: a network of STEM education campuses for children and teens

iCode is a network of in-person campuses offering STEM and coding classes for children and teens in the United States. Its offerings combine coding, robotics, game design, artificial intelligence, and other STEM subjects, along with camps during school breaks and after-school activities. The company presents itself as the fastest-growing STEM education company in the United States and cites the Financial Times 2025 list of fastest-growing companies to support that claim.

Programs and learning formats

The program catalog includes:

  • The Belt Program: a comprehensive STEM education course for children, within the after-school activities category.
  • STEM Camps: summer camps, spring break camps, and camps during any other school holiday period.
  • Youth Innovation Program: an advanced pre-college acceleration program that incorporates the Unitree RD-1 EDU humanoid robot.
  • Tech Clubs: technology clubs that bring iCode's STEM curriculum to schools.
  • Classroom rental: provision of available classroom space for use by other organizations.

The formats are flexible: weekly classes, weekend sessions, and seasonal camps. The company offers free trial classes so families can find the right program.

Teaching method

iCode applies a blended learning model that combines clear instruction with hands-on projects. Each class includes short, easy-to-follow teaching segments, followed by guided practice with live instructor support. Students create games, robots, and digital designs as they learn, a learn-by-doing approach that, according to the company, reinforces retention, understanding, and confidence. The curriculum evolves with industry trends, from block coding to robotics and introduction to artificial intelligence. In addition to code, the program develops skills such as teamwork, critical thinking, and creative problem-solving.

Presence and scale

The network has more than 80 campuses and more than 150,000 students, and has ten years of STEM teaching experience. The campuses are distributed across states such as Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Washington. The corporate headquarters is located in Frisco, Texas. Some campuses are listed as coming soon, such as Freehold (New Jersey) and Reston (Virginia).

Relationship with schools and franchise expansion

iCode collaborates with organizations to strengthen STEM programs in the communities where it operates. For schools, it offers after-school clubs, daytime classes, and camps. The company also markets its model as a franchise to open new campuses.

Location and contact

3201 Dallas Parkway, Suite 810, Frisco, TX 75034 · Email: info@icodeschool.com

In brief

In-person coding, robotics, and AI classes for children