Question 1

What is Culture Code Camp?

Accepted Answer

Culture Code Camp is a 5-week summer tech program for K-8 students in Douglasville, GA that combines technology education with students' passions in basketball, dance, music, and content creation. The program runs June 1 - July 2, 2026 and includes breakfast, lunch, and snacks daily.

Question 2

What are the four tracks at Culture Code Camp?

Accepted Answer

The four tracks are: Hoops & Code (basketball + data analytics), Move & Make (dance + video production), Beats & Bytes (music production), and Create & Share (media production for grades 6-8 only).

Question 3

How much does Culture Code Camp cost?

Accepted Answer

AIP Families pay $950 total ($190/week × 5 weeks), General Public pays $1,495 total ($299/week × 5 weeks). Sibling discounts of $40 off each additional child are available. Price includes all materials, meals (breakfast, lunch, snacks), t-shirt, and activities.

Question 4

When is Culture Code Camp Summer 2026?

Accepted Answer

Culture Code Camp runs June 1 - July 2, 2026, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM at Angels in Progress Academy in Douglasville, GA. Drop-off opens at 7:30 AM.

Question 5

What ages can attend Culture Code Camp?

Accepted Answer

Culture Code Camp serves students entering grades K-8 for Fall 2026. Students are grouped into three age bands: Little Explorers (K-2), Skill Builders (3-5), and Future Innovators (6-8). The Create & Share track is exclusively for grades 6-8.

Question 6

Are meals included at Culture Code Camp?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are all included in the program fee. Families only need to send a water bottle. All dietary restrictions and allergies are accommodated.

Question 7

Does my child need prior tech experience for Culture Code Camp?

Accepted Answer

No prior tech experience is needed. Culture Code is designed for beginners and meets students where they are. The only prerequisite is a passion for the chosen track — basketball, dance, music, or content creation.

Question 8

What is the Junior Track Instructor (JTI) program?

Accepted Answer

The Junior Track Instructor (JTI) program is a year-round paid leadership opportunity for teens ages 14–17. JTIs apply once and get matched to Culture Code Camp's four annual sessions — Summer, Fall Break, February Break, and Spring Break — earning a stipend per camp, building a professional portfolio, and receiving a reference letter upon completion.

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