Coder’s Clubhouse

If you’ve been looking for a coding program that goes beyond drag-and-drop games, Coder’s Clubhouse is it. Opening in Edina this April 2026, we’re a locally founded, family-owned coding and STEM education center built by Edina parents who wanted something better for their own kids — so they built it themselves.

Our flagship Path Program guides kids and teens ages 10–18 through eight progressive levels of real programming, starting with block-based Scratch and advancing into HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, game development with Pygame, Java, C#, MySQL, and more. Students learn at their own pace in small classes of no more than 11 students per instructor, inside sound-dampened computer labs designed for focus — a setup that works especially well for neurodivergent learners.

Beyond coding, our Makerspace Program lets kids build physical things year-round through 3D printing, electronics, and robotics. Our Grace Hopper Program is a mentorship track for high schoolers ready to build real software for local businesses and boost their college and career readiness.

Summer and school-break Camps are open now, and families who join our Founder’s Club before we open will lock in a lifetime 15% discount on programs.
Coder’s Clubhouse is not a franchise. Every curriculum, every tool, and every class is designed right here by co-founders Katie and Jeremiah Talamantes — a former teacher with a Master’s in Education and a 20-year software engineer and cybersecurity professional. We teach the same languages and tools used by real developers, because we believe every kid in Edina deserves access to a genuine tech education.