Since 1994, CompuChild has been dedicated to preparing children for the academic challenges of tomorrow through technology education today. To accomplish our mission, we:
Our classes are offered throughout the year. After-School Centers and Elementary Schools are welcome to contact us to learn more about our program.
Young inventors explore engineering by building moving mechanisms with gears, pulleys, cams, and motors. They begin with guided models, then create their own designs while developing problem-solving and teamwork skills. Simple block coding keep learning fun and bring their creations to life, inspiring confidence and curiosity.
As a resident of East Bay, CA, and a parent of school-going children myself, I understand how important strong educational experiences early in life can be in shaping a child’s confidence, curiosity, and future opportunities. In today’s rapidly changing world, driven by Artificial Intelligence and technology, I truly believe programs like COMPUCHILD help children build not only technical skills, but also creativity, communication, critical thinking, and the confidence to adapt and succeed in the future.
With a background in Computer Science Engineering, I bring over five years of experience in the IT industry, along with nearly the same amount of experience working in education and with elementary students. My journey with COMPUCHILD began as an instructor, where I spent more than three years teaching hands-on STEM and enrichment programs while working closely with students and families. Seeing the excitement and confidence children developed through these experiences inspired me to take the next step and bring COMPUCHILD programs to my own territory, where I look forward to continuing to create meaningful and inspiring learning experiences for children.
A child sits alone with a screen. They type a question into an AI tool. Within seconds, they get a clear, correct answer. No waiting.
COMPUCHILD is an after-school education franchise built on the belief that true learning begins with connection. Education, especially for children, must include close touchpoints not
Mathematical Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools (MOEMS) started back in 1977 thanks to Dr. George Lenchner, who wanted to make kids all over the
