Code Wiz opens in St. Pete

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

Code Wiz has officially opened its doors in St. Petersburg, located at 956 62nd Ave. N. , and is set to provide invaluable education in coding and robotics for children aged 7 to 17. The franchise focuses on hands-on programming experiences that aim to ignite a passion for technology and foster creativity in young minds.

Local residents Jen and Scott Callison have taken the lead on this initiative, emphasizing the importance of STEM education in today’s digital world. As children's interest in technology continues to rise, Code Wiz addresses this need by offering a curriculum that encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The center not only aims to prepare children for future career opportunities in tech but also seeks to contribute positively to the local community. As a new player in St. Pete's educational landscape, Code Wiz is poised to enhance the city’s reputation as a hub for innovative learning.

The initiative reflects broader trends in education, emphasizing the significance of equipping the next generation with essential tech skills. With its official launch, Code Wiz stands to make a meaningful impact on young learners in the area.

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