Coda Inspire is kicking off its spring after-school season, bringing students back together for afternoons filled with creativity, exploration, and connection. Beginning the week of February 9, Inspire classes will once again offer engaging, hands-on learning experiences for students in grades 3–8, welcoming youth from public, private, and homeschool backgrounds.

This free after-school program takes place at multiple community locations, including Oak Hill Middle School, Fayetteville PK–8, Pinheads Bowling Alley, and Honeysuckle Hill Nature Discovery Center, offering a wide range of classes such as art, robotics, music, horticulture, and other creative and technical pathways. Each class is designed to spark curiosity, build skills, and help students discover new interests in a supportive, encouraging environment.

For public school students within the district, free bus transportation is provided, making Inspire accessible and easy for families to participate. Whether students are returning favorites or trying something new for the first time, the spring season offers opportunities to grow, collaborate, and have fun beyond the school day.

Registration is now open, and spots fill quickly. Families are encouraged to explore class options and sign up as soon as possible at codamountain.com/enroll#inspire.