LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / November 10, 2026 / CodeREV Kids is expanding its project-based STEM education through ELO-P and Expanded Learning partnerships, giving students more opportunities to work directly with coding, robotics, artificial intelligence and other technologies as schools prepare them for an increasingly AI-driven future.

The company is continuing and developing Expanded Learning programs with organizations and districts, including YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles, Rim of the World Unified School District (RIMUSD), Long Beach Unified School District and Chowchilla Union School District.

Through these partnerships, CodeREV Kids brings STEM education into after-school and intersession programs using a hands-on, in-person format. Students learn technical concepts through projects that encourage them to build, code, experiment and solve problems.

"Students are growing up surrounded by AI and technology, so it's important that they have opportunities to understand how these tools work and what they can create with them," said Boorman, founder of CodeREV Kids. "Expanded Learning gives us more opportunities to reach students with projects that turn those concepts into something they can actually build and experience."

Expanded Learning in Practice

At RIMUSD in Lake Arrowhead, CodeREV Kids has delivered summer programming covering AI, robotics, coding and game design, with offerings also expanding into sports science, motion and exercise, like Biomechanics & Motion and Team Challenge Arena.

The company has also provided after-school robotics, computational thinking and coding courses through Long Beach Unified School District. In Chowchilla Union School District, CodeREV Kids is entering its third year of robotics programming across multiple district schools, using its own line of custom robotics kits called Creator Bots with Chowchilla's middle school students.

CodeREV Kids is also continuing its ELO-P and Expanded Learning partnership with YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles.

"At the YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles, we believe every young person deserves access to opportunities that build their skills, confidence and ability to dream," said Chris Jefferson, Chief Program Officer of the YMCA. "Our partnership with CodeREV Kids helps us bring engaging STEM, coding and robotics experiences to young people across our school sites and summer programs."

The programs vary by partner, but project-based learning remains central to CodeREV Kids' approach. Students can move beyond using technology to explore the concepts behind it through activities designed to develop computational thinking, problem-solving and technical skills.

"AI will continue changing the technology students encounter throughout their education and future careers," Boorman said. "Our goal is to give them a foundation for understanding that world while showing them that they can be creators and problem-solvers within it."

About CodeREV Kids

CodeREV Kids provides project-based STEM education in coding, robotics, artificial intelligence, game development and related technology fields. The company works with schools, districts and community organizations to deliver hands-on, in-person learning experiences through school-day, after-school, summer and Expanded Learning programs.

For more information, visit coderevkids.com.

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SOURCE: CodeRev Kids