Futureleague

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Engineering and Programming for Kids 6-12 with a focus on creativity,…

Y Combinator W14

What it does

FutureLeague (previously known as Camperoo) teaches kids ages 6-12 engineering and programming with a focus on teamwork, creativity, and design thinking. Kids level up in skills while participating in hands-on projects to reach 100 hours of instruction, similar to going from white belt to black belt in martial arts. They also host corporate team building events with Fortune 500 companies to foster design thinking and innovation. FutureLeague is a Y-Combinator backed startup based in SOMA, San Francisco. Emmie Chang, CEO/ Founder, previously created the largest summer technology camp in Texas and math ed-tech software that was used in over 35 school districts serving hundreds of thousands of students.

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