Coda’s programs are designed to inspire creativity, strengthen families, and empower lifelong learners. Through hands-on experiences in music, art, science, and leadership, each program reflects Coda’s mission to nurture the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Our After-school programs engage students in robotics, agriculture, music, digital art, and faith development, offering safe, enriching spaces for exploration and growth throughout the school year. Our camps during the summer, including Fine Arts and Explore, immerse youth in music, drama, STEM, and outdoor discovery, helping them build confidence, teamwork, and joy in learning. Finally, our Family & Faith programs bring generations together through support groups, family activities, and community gatherings that strengthen relationships and foster belonging. Together, these opportunities create a vibrant environment where children, families, and communities can flourish.

programs

After-school programs

Free after-school enrichment in agriculture and horticulture through hands-on learning at Honeysuckle Hill Nature Discovery Center, helping students connect with nature and cultivate life skills.

Free hands-on afterschool program providing unique services for eight months out of the year in robotics, drones, music, art, digital art, sewing and more. Meals and transportation provided.

The Coda Competitive Robotics team trains and competes annually in First Lego League competitions on the state and international level.

Device-free fun through art, games, and activities offering free bowling and opportunities for tutoring in addition to art and device-free games.

Students who age out of Coda’s after-school programs can become teaching assistants, supporting younger children in music, art, recreation, and STEM while gaining hands-on training and professional development.

Summer Programs

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A summer program engaging youth in hands-on science and robotics while building character, self-ambition, and skills needed to be life-long learners.

One of our most popular summer programs offering music, art and drama for students of three different levels: Littles (ages 4-6), Kidz (ages 7-11), and Teens (ages 12-17).

family & faith

Coda Community offers opportunities for children and adults for private music lessons, family activities, cooking classes, art instruction, parenting classes, employment preparation classes, and other life-skills related programming.

The Grandfamily program is a support group of grandparents and relatives raising their grandchildren. The group meets bi-monthly with occasional special outings or social events as well.

A weekly ecumenical meeting of youth interested in building their faith in an environment of hope, encouragement, and unconditional love. Students are invited to explore and grow their faith.