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  • SummerTech Registration 2026

  • 2026 Pricing (Check/Zelle)

    Commuter Dates Price Overnight
    Week A  6/21 - 6/26  $1600   N/A
    Week B  6/28 - 7/3  $1600   +$600 
    Week C  7/5 - 7/10  $1600   +$600
    Week D  7/12 - 7/17  $1600   +$600
    Week E  7/19 - 7/24  $1600   +$600
    Week F  7/26 - 7/31  $1600   +$600
           
    Sibling Discount    $100 off for siblings  
           
    Two-Week Overnight  

       
    Weeks C & D July 5 - July 17  $4900  $4700 Early Bird
           

    Notes:
    Sibling discount is $100 per week.

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  • Choosing Your Course

  • Courses Available in 2025

     

    1. CHOOSE YOUR FIRST WEEK'S COURSE.* 

    *At SummerTech, you only choose your first week’s course when registering. We want campers to discover their own path, and interests often change as they experience camp. Each week, we’ll ask what you’d like to take next, and you’re always guaranteed your choice as long as you’re registered.

    Python        Java        2D Animation          3D Modeling 

    Please click and read through these courses to find the right one for you. 

  • Python or Java? Which One Should My Child Learn First?

    We get this question all the time, and here’s our advice:

    Python is the best place to start for almost everyone.
    It’s simple, readable, and helps students quickly understand the fundamentals of coding. For beginners under 14, we strongly recommend Python as their first language. It lets them focus on concepts instead of getting stuck on complicated syntax.


    Java is important for high school students, especially those thinking about AP Computer Science.
    The AP Comp Sci A course is taught in Java, so it can make sense for older students to start there. That said, students who begin with Python usually have an easier time when they move on to Java—they already understand the core concepts and can focus on learning Java’s structure.

    In a nutshell:

    Younger students (13 and under) → Start with Python.

    High school students (14 and older) → Python is still the better first step, but if they’re preparing for AP Comp Sci, consider Java.

    Either way, both languages build on the same ideas, and learning one will make the other easier. The most important thing is to begin and to enjoy the process.

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