Name: GrowWise
Address: 4564 Dublin Blvd, Dublin, CA, 94568, US
Telephone: (925) 456-4606
Price range: $$

Question 1

Does GrowWise offer summer camps in Dublin CA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. GrowWise runs summer camps from June through August at 4564 Dublin Blvd, Dublin, CA 94568. Programs have included Math Olympiad (AMC8/MOEMS prep), Advanced Math, AI Entrepreneur Studio, Scratch coding, Roblox game development, Robotics, and Young Authors creative writing — availability varies by season, so check the booking grid on this page. Camps run in small groups of about 8 students, and every student leaves with a tangible output: a published game, a working project, a completed story, or a competition-ready math skill set.

Question 2

What grades are GrowWise summer STEAM camps for?

Accepted Answer

The summer booking grid on this page serves Grades 3–6 for Robotics, Young Authors, Scratch, Roblox, and AI Entrepreneur Studio. AI Entrepreneur may accept older students by placement. Robotics, Roblox game development, and Young Authors are not currently accepting applications for Summer 2026. Scratch and AI Entrepreneur Studio remain open for self-serve enrollment. For academic sprints (Grades 1–10) or high school math intensives (Grades 8–12), see the links on this page.

Question 3

Where are GrowWise summer camps held?

Accepted Answer

All in-person summer camps are held at 4564 Dublin Blvd, Dublin, CA 94568. Families join us from Pleasanton, San Ramon, Livermore, and across the Tri-Valley.

Question 4

What summer camps can I book on this page?

Accepted Answer

On this hub you can reserve weeks for Scratch coding and AI Entrepreneur Studio. Robotics, Roblox game development, and Young Authors are visible but not accepting applications for Summer 2026. Math Olympiad and Advanced Math have dedicated camp pages linked from our site—not this booking grid.

Question 5

How do I enroll my child in a GrowWise summer camp?

Accepted Answer

Choose a program and week on this page, then complete checkout. You can also book a free assessment at growwiseschool.org/book-assessment or call (925) 456-4606. Spots are limited to about 8 students per class.

Question 6

Are GrowWise summer camps worth it?

Accepted Answer

Students leave with a real project they built—a working game, an AI project, a published story, or a robot. Not a certificate. Something they made.

Question 7

How long are the summer camp sessions?

Accepted Answer

GrowWise summer camp sessions run for one week. Half-day programs run approximately 3–4 hours per day. Full-day programs (Robotics, Young Authors) run approximately 6–7 hours per day. Weekly sessions are offered from June through August 2026.

Question 8

What is the cost of summer camp at GrowWise?

Accepted Answer

Camp pricing varies by program and format. Half-day weekly camps and full-day camps are priced differently. Current pricing and available sessions are listed on each program's enrollment page at growwiseschool.org. Contact us at (925) 456-4606 for details.

Question 9

Are STEM summer camps actually worth it, or is it just organised screen time?

Accepted Answer

GrowWise summer camps are built around a tangible Friday output. By the end of the week, every student has completed something real — a working game, a programmed robot, a machine learning project, or a written piece ready for sharing. Instructors are subject experts in their program, not general activity supervisors. Small groups with a maximum of 8 students mean every student is actively building throughout the week.

Question 10

How do I choose the right summer camp for my child if they have never done coding or robotics before?

Accepted Answer

Scratch camp is the recommended starting point for students with no coding experience. It uses visual block-based programming and is beginner-friendly from Grade 3. Students who enjoy Minecraft or Roblox but have not coded before typically do well in Roblox camp, which starts from the basics of Lua scripting. Robotics camp is hands-on engineering — no coding prerequisite. If you are unsure which camp fits your child, contact GrowWise before enrolling.

Question 11

I want a summer camp that teaches real skills and is also engaging — not just lectures. Does GrowWise fit that?

Accepted Answer

GrowWise camps are structured around doing, not watching. Students spend the week building a project in their chosen subject. Scratch students code an animated project. Roblox students publish a game. Robotics students build and race a robot. Math Olympiad students work through competition-style problem sets. Young Authors students finish a written piece. Every camp ends with a demo or showcase of what students built that week.

Question 12

What types of summer coding camps does GrowWise offer in Dublin, CA?

Accepted Answer

GrowWise offers a full lineup of summer coding camps in Dublin, CA for Grades 3–12. Programs include Python coding for kids, Scratch game creation, AI and machine learning for kids, robotics, game development, and more. Each camp runs weekly from June to August with both half-day and full-day options.

Question 13

Is GrowWise summer STEAM camp available to families outside Dublin?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. While our center is in Dublin, CA, families from Pleasanton, San Ramon, Livermore, and Danville regularly attend our STEM and STEAM camps. We also offer select online sessions for families who prefer remote learning.

Question 14

Does GrowWise offer an AI camp for kids in Dublin, CA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our AI camp for kids in Dublin, CA — the AI Entrepreneur Studio — is designed for grades 7–12. Students learn to build AI-powered apps, validate business ideas, and present pitch decks. No prior coding experience is required; the program supports beginners through advanced learners.

Question 15

What makes GrowWise the best coding camp for kids in the Tri-Valley?

Accepted Answer

GrowWise is the top-rated coding camp for kids in the Tri-Valley thanks to small class sizes, expert instructors, and a project-based curriculum. Whether your child is exploring Scratch, Python, machine learning, or game development, every camp is designed for measurable growth — and 98% of parents recommend us.

Question 16

Are GrowWise summer camps in-person or online?

Accepted Answer

We offer in-person and online options depending on the program. Robotics and Young Authors are full-day, in-person only in Dublin, CA. Scratch Coding, Math Olympiad Prep, AI Entrepreneur Studio, and Advanced Math may be available in-person or online by session.

Question 17

Are the programs full-day or half-day?

Accepted Answer

Full-day, in-person: Robotics (Grades 3–6) and Young Authors (Grades 3–6). Other programs vary by session length—check the schedule on the program page.

Question 18

How do you group students by level?

Accepted Answer

We group students by grade and readiness. For math and advanced programs, a brief placement check may be used so students feel challenged and supported.

Question 19

What should my child bring to camp?

Accepted Answer

Most campers should bring a water bottle, snack/lunch (if applicable), and a notebook/pencil. For tech programs (AI or coding), a laptop/device + charger may be required—see program details.

Question 20

Do you offer sibling or multi-week discounts?

Accepted Answer

Yes—sibling and multi-week discounts may be available on select programs. Discount details appear during registration.

Question 21

What is your refund/cancellation policy?

Accepted Answer

Refund and transfer options depend on the session. Please refer to the registration page for deadlines, deposits (if any), and transfer rules.

Question 22

How do I register for GrowWise summer camp?

Accepted Answer

Choose a program and session on thegrowwise.com, then complete checkout. If you have questions, contact GrowWise for support before enrolling.

Question 23

What is AI Entrepreneur Studio?

Accepted Answer

AI Entrepreneur Studio is a project-based AI summer program for Grades 7–12 where students build, test, and pitch real-world ideas using modern AI tools and entrepreneurship frameworks.

Question 24

Do students need coding experience for AI camp?

Accepted Answer

No. The program supports beginners through advanced. Beginners can use no-code tools and focus on product thinking, while advanced students can build more technical projects.

Question 25

What will students create in AI Entrepreneur Studio?

Accepted Answer

Students complete a portfolio-ready project, such as an AI-powered app/tool/chatbot/workflow, plus a validated business concept and a pitch deck + demo for a final presentation.

Question 26

Does AI camp teach responsible AI use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Students learn safe use, accuracy checking, bias awareness, and ethical guidelines so they can use AI responsibly and effectively.

Question 27

What skills will my teen gain in AI camp?

Accepted Answer

Students build AI literacy, problem-solving, product design, entrepreneurship (validation + pitching), communication, and teamwork.

Question 28

Do students need a laptop for AI camp?

Accepted Answer

Typically yes. A laptop/Chromebook + charger is recommended for building and presenting AI projects (see program page for requirements).

Question 29

What is the Robotics summer camp?

Accepted Answer

Robotics is a full-day, in-person STEM camp for Grades 3–6 focused on hands-on builds, engineering challenges, and teamwork.

Question 30

Is Robotics camp beginner-friendly?

Accepted Answer

Yes—no prior robotics experience is needed. Students learn step-by-step and progress through fun challenges.

Question 31

What will kids do in Robotics camp?

Accepted Answer

Campers work on building and testing projects that develop engineering thinking, creativity, and problem-solving, including motion/design challenges and team builds.

Question 32

What is Young Authors Camp (Book Publishing)?

Accepted Answer

Young Authors is a full-day, in-person writing and book publishing camp for Grades 3–6 where students plan, draft, revise, and produce a final "published-style" writing project.

Question 33

Is this writing camp good for reluctant writers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We use a storytelling-first approach with supportive coaching to build confidence and help students find their voice.

Question 34

What will my child produce by the end of camp?

Accepted Answer

Most campers leave with a completed writing project and a portfolio-style final piece they can share with family.

Question 35

Who is Math Olympiad Prep for?

Accepted Answer

Math Olympiad Prep is for Grades 4–8, ideal for students who enjoy challenges and want to improve contest-style problem solving.

Question 36

What does Math Olympiad Prep cover?

Accepted Answer

It focuses on math reasoning, strategy, and problem-solving commonly seen in Olympiad/competition math (logic, number sense, algebraic thinking, geometry, and more).

Question 37

Is it only for students already doing competitions?

Accepted Answer

No. Beginners are welcome. We teach strategies and thinking tools so students can grow quickly.

Question 38

Who is Scratch Coding best for?

Accepted Answer

Scratch is a great fit for beginner coders, commonly Grades 3–6, and supports older beginners too.

Question 39

What will students build in Scratch?

Accepted Answer

Students create games, animations, and interactive stories while learning foundational coding concepts like loops, conditionals, variables, and debugging.

Question 40

Do students need a device for Scratch?

Accepted Answer

If required, bring a laptop/Chromebook + charger (confirm device requirements on the program page).

Question 41

Who should enroll in Advanced Math?

Accepted Answer

Advanced Math is for high school students who want to strengthen Algebra and Precalculus foundations, accelerate learning, and build confidence for higher-level math.

Question 42

Is Advanced Math only for "advanced" students?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily. Motivated students at different levels can succeed. Placement may be used to match the right group.

Question 43

What topics are covered?

Accepted Answer

Topics include key Algebra and Precalculus skills such as functions, equations, graphs, and foundational trigonometry concepts, depending on level.

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