Summer Code Arcade
Projects and Internships
New Summer Classes! For Summer 2025, you can do anything in the Summer Code Arcade. The Code Arcade is a 1/2 day camp where students explore any tech topic they are interested, even all of them! Learn Python, Java, AI, or Games.
This summer, advanced League students can volunteer as a teacher’s assistant, build their resumes with a League Labs Internship, or explore new technology with a research project.
Weekly Programming Classes
Our Coding Classes are for students in grades 4-12 who are eager to learn programming. Classes are taught by alumni from Brown University, UCSD, Cornell, and more! We work closely with all students to make coding fun and engaging. All our classes are now available in-person or online – you choose.
Free Classes
Our Tech Club program offers free introductory classes in Python, Java, robotics and electronics to schools and library all over San Diego County. For more advanced students, the Code Clinic offers online classes in professional programming technologies and techniques.

Preparing Youth for Careers
Students are prepared to enter the work force as a programmer or to continue their education in a college or university. We work closely with students to gain professional certification as a Java programmer and secure job opportunities at top companies. Our students have secured opportunities with many familiar names.






Hear From Our Community
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The LEAGUE of Amazing Programmers have build my confidence to become an engineer. I’ve had a wonderful experience so far with the league classes and the extraordinary internship that changed my perspective in engineering.
Stephanie | Student
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The LEAGUE of Amazing Programmers has helped me develop my software skills and also improve my skills in problem solving. The skills I learned from the league helped me lead an award winning robotics team in the San Diego Region.
Lucas | Student
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I first joined The LEAGUE of Amazing Programmers in the 7th grade as just something my mom wanted me to do. Little did I know that it would become not only one of my favorite activities but would develop into my career choice.
R. Ramirez | Student
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