Hands-on coding, robotics, AI, design and entrepreneurship for students ages 4 to 18. Taught at your school by trained, background-checked Wize instructors, with every laptop and robot included.
Choose your setting to see the programs and formats that fit: elementary, middle and charter schools, preschools, school districts and community organizations.
Coding, robotics, game design and AI clubs run in your building right after the bell. Families register with Wize, so there is no cost to your school and no extra work for your staff.
Robotics, coding, game design, AI and entrepreneurship, taught through hands-on projects at a level that fits grades K to 5.
Working with your PTA or PTO? We can coordinate sponsored seats, share showcase dates for your newsletter and support your family events.
Competition robotics, real programming, game and app design, and AI. Run as afterschool clubs, school-day electives or competition teams, with real tools and a team to belong to.
Competition robotics, real programming, game and app design, AI and entrepreneurship, with projects that grow with each student.
Every course starts with a quick skills check, and projects have mild, medium and spicy levels, so beginners and experienced students both grow.
Playful, hands-on STEM enrichment taught inside your center. Children build, sort, sequence and tell stories with robots and shapes, with screens used only in short, guided bursts.
Early coding ideas such as order, patterns and cause and effect, plus building, simple robots and storytelling, all through play.
Ratios and group sizes follow the strictest of your center policy, your licensing rules and our insurer. Children never leave your building.
One partner for every grade, from kindergarten to grade 12. Wize fits your school day, extended day or afterschool time and gives prospective families something to see.
Projects follow CSTA, ISTE, AI4K12 and NGSS engineering design, plus state standards, and we can provide a course-level crosswalk.
One vetted partner for every campus, with a single point of contact and consistent curriculum and reporting across schools, from PreK to grade 12.
Many districts open new vendor applications in spring. If we are not yet an approved vendor in your district, we complete the application.
Camps, weekly classes and workshops for YMCAs, Boys & Girls Clubs, parks and rec, libraries, scouts and youth groups. Wize brings the instructor and every robot and laptop. You bring the community.
Your staff are welcome in the room, and we can train your team to run simple STEM activities on their own.
Weekly classes in your building right after the bell. Families register and pay Wize directly.
STEM electives, specials rotations and enrichment blocks taught by a Wize instructor.
FIRST LEGO League Explore and Challenge, and VEX Robotics teams, coached by Wize.
Half-day and full-day camps over summer, winter and spring breaks, at your campus.
Hands-on training days and virtual clinics so your teachers can run coding and robotics.
Family STEAM nights, assemblies and workshops. A free STEAM night is a great way to start.
The answers principals and program directors ask for first.
Every class is taught by a trained Wize instructor. Your teachers do not need a coding background.
Every instructor is cleared before they meet your students.
Commercial general liability coverage, including abuse and molestation coverage.
We bring everything: laptops, tablets, robotics kits, drones and materials.
Weekly 45 to 60 minute classes right after the bell, or inside your school day.
Families and school leaders see what students build, every week.
Most schools start with family-paid afterschool enrichment, which costs the school nothing.
Wize locations are locally owned and set their own rates. Your written proposal shows exact pricing for your students.
Every class is hands-on and project based. Students start at the level that fits their age and experience, from age 4 to 18, and grow along the Wize Pathway. Our courses keep evolving with new tools and technology, so the current list always lives on our Courses page.
Projects follow national, state and provincial computer science and technology standards.
Every class follows the same rhythm. Here is a real example lesson for grades 3 to 8: students build a robot that measures distance, use math to make it accurate, then name a problem it could solve.
A demo robot rolls across the floor and shows the distance it traveled. Who might need a tool like this?
What an entrepreneur is, and why one turn of a wheel moves the robot one circumference forward.
Teams of three take turns as builder, programmer and navigator to build the robot and code it: distance = circumference × rotations.
Teams check the robot against a tape measure, fix errors, name a problem it could solve, and share one result.
Younger students follow the same rhythm with shorter steps, such as building and coding a LEGO® windmill and making a pinwheel to take home. Every project has mild, medium and spicy challenge levels so beginners and experienced students both grow.
Send the form below or call. Share your grades, goals, space and preferred days.
Your local Wize team recommends programs and sends dates, class sizes and pricing.
W-9, certificate of insurance, background check clearance and any district agreement.
We share a flyer and registration link, start classes, and close with a student showcase.
schools, preschools and community organizations across the US and Canada
“Wize instructors are always well-prepared, punctual, and adept at managing a classroom of energetic preschoolers.”
Allyson Tudor
Executive Director, Crème de la Crème, Coppell, Texas
A Wize partner for more than five years.
The Wize Education Collaborative connects schools, preschools, community centers and Wize locations across the US and Canada, with a focus on educators, students and communities. Learn more about the Collaborative.
Connect with partner schools and organizations through virtual workshops.
Get support creating coding and robotics resources, events and workshops.
Promotion of your programs through Wize social channels, websites and newsletter.
Guidance straight from the Wize Computing Academy team.
Nothing. Families register and pay Wize directly, and your office never handles money. If you want to cover seats for some students, your PTO or a sponsor can fund them.
A trained Wize instructor teaches every class. Your teachers do not need any coding or robotics background, and they are not asked to supervise.
Yes. Every instructor passes a criminal background check before teaching, plus any fingerprinting or clearance your school or district requires.
Just a classroom and Wi-Fi. Wize brings everything else: every laptop, tablet, robot, kit and supply.
Most schools go from first call to first class in 4 to 6 weeks. District vendor approval can add time, so it helps to start the paperwork early.
Yes. We teach STEM electives, specials rotations and enrichment blocks during the day. These are funded by the school, district or a grant at our partner rate.
Yes. Our projects follow CSTA, ISTE and AI4K12, plus state and provincial standards including Texas TEKS, Florida, California, Ontario and British Columbia.
Students meet the instructor at an agreed spot after the bell. At the end of class we release them only to authorized adults, or walk them to aftercare or follow your walker procedure, as families chose at registration.
Yes. Many Title I schools combine family-paid seats with PTO sponsorships or grant-funded seats so every interested student can join.
Yes. Wize coaches FIRST LEGO League Explore, FIRST LEGO League Challenge and VEX Robotics teams for ages 6 to 14. Teams meet weekly, with preparation starting in August and events from December to March.
Yes, when it is hands-on. Our youngest classes build, sort, sequence and tell stories with robots and shapes. Screens are used only in short, guided bursts, and classes run inside your center.
Wize works with districts including Coppell, Plano, Lewisville, McKinney, Austin, Klein and Round Rock ISDs in Texas. If we are not yet registered with your district, we complete your vendor application, which many districts open each spring.
Yes. We can launch at several campuses at the same time with one district contact, consistent curriculum and reporting across schools.
Yes. We run half-day and full-day camps over summer, winter and spring breaks. Half-day camps run 3 hours a day for 5 days, and full-day camps run all day for 5 days, with at least one instructor for every 12 campers.
Either works. You can register participants through your own system and we invoice you, or families register and pay Wize directly.
Tell us about your school or organization. In the Subject line, include your school name and what you are interested in, such as an afterschool club, an elective or a camp. Your local Wize team will reply within 2 business days.
