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At Learn and Grow, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to explore their potential beyond the classroom. Our enrichment programs are designed for students in grades 2–12 and introduce real-world skills in a fun, age-appropriate, and engaging way. We offer programs in three high-impact areas: Financial Literacy, Coding & Technology, and Business & Entrepreneurship. Each program is segmented by grade band so every student learns at exactly the right level. Programs are available for individual students, school partnerships, and youth-serving organizations.
WHO WE SERVEBuilt for Families, Schools & Organizations
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Families
Enroll your child in individual or small group enrichment classes that fit your schedule. Programs available after school, on weekends, and during school breaks. Button: Enroll Now
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Schools
Bring enrichment into your building as an in-school or after-school program. We align our curriculum to your community's needs and handle everything from setup to delivery. Button: Partner With Us
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Organizations
Partner with us to bring engaging, youth-centered enrichment to your after-school programs, summer camps, youth clubs, and community events.
PROGRAM 1 OF 3Financial Literacy for Kids
We live in a world where financial decisions happen every day yet most schools don’t teach children how money actually works. Our Financial Literacy program fills that gap with hands-on, grade-appropriate lessons that give students a head start on building smart money habits for life.
From understanding the value of coins and making change to budgeting, banking, and basic investing, our curriculum grows with your child through every stage of their education.
Grades 2–3 | Building the Foundation
Identifying coins and bills and understanding their value
Counting money and making change in real-life scenarios
Needs vs. wants: making smart choices with money
Introduction to saving: piggy banks, goals, and patience
Understanding that money is earned through work
Grades 4–5 | Growing Money Skills
Setting savings goals and tracking progress
Creating a simple personal budget
Understanding income, spending, and what’s left over
Introduction to banking: what is a checking and savings account?
Making smart purchasing decisions: comparing prices and value
Giving back: understanding charitable giving and its impact
Grades 6–8 | Real-World Money Management
Building and managing a monthly budget
Understanding credit, debt, and interest
Introduction to investing: stocks, bonds, and compound interest
Understanding taxes: what they are and where they go
Reading a pay stub and understanding take-home pay
Financial goal-setting: short-term vs. long-term goals
Smart online spending and avoiding financial scams
Grades 9–12 | Financial Independence & Planning
Building and maintaining a credit score
Understanding student loans, scholarships, and financial aid
Renting vs. buying: what to know before you sign
Introduction to retirement accounts: 401(k), Roth IRA, and more
Investing basics: building a personal investment strategy
Entrepreneurship and income: earning beyond a paycheck
Creating a personal financial plan for life after high school
Why It Matters
Research shows that financial habits and attitudes are formed as early as age 7. Students who receive financial education are more likely to save consistently, make thoughtful spending decisions, and enter adulthood with greater financial confidence.
We don’t just teach students about money we teach them to think like someone who manages it well
PROGRAM 2 OF 3Coding & Technology
Technology is the language of the future — and the earlier students learn it, the more doors it opens. Our Coding & Technology program introduces students in grades 2–12 to computational thinking, problem-solving, and digital creation through project-based, hands-on learning.
No prior experience needed. Whether your student has never opened a coding program or is already building apps, our classes meet them where they are and take them further.
Grades 2–3 | Introduction to Coding Concepts
What is coding? Understanding how computers follow instructions
Sequencing and patterns: the building blocks of code
Introduction to block coding using Scratch Jr.
Creating simple animations and interactive stories
Building your first basic game using visual blocks
Digital citizenship: how to be safe and kind online
Grades 4–5 | Building with Code
Introduction to Scratch: drag-and-drop coding for creators
Creating characters, scenes, and interactive projects
Coding your own game from scratch — design, build, and play
Using loops, conditionals, and events in your projects
Debugging: learning to find and fix errors in your code
Intro to web design: what makes a website work?
Grades 6–8 | Real Coding Languages & Projects
Introduction to Python: variables, loops, and functions
Building text-based games and programs in Python
HTML & CSS basics: designing and styling your own web page
How to build your own game — from concept to playable product
Introduction to JavaScript: making websites interactive
Robotics and engineering challenges using code
Introduction to app design: how apps are built and launched
Grades 9–12 | Advanced Development & Real-World Applications
Python intermediate: data structures, APIs, and automation
Full-stack web development: front end and back end basics
How to build and publish your own original game
Introduction to artificial intelligence and machine learning concepts
Version control with Git and GitHub
Building a coding portfolio to showcase your work
Tech entrepreneurship: turning your code into a product or business
Why It Matters
Coding is not just a career skill it’s a thinking skill. Students who learn to code develop stronger problem-solving abilities, persistence, and creativity. In a world where technology shapes nearly every industry, coding literacy gives students a critical advantage.
Every student is a natural problem-solver. Coding just gives them the tools to prove it
PROGRAM 3 OF 3Business & Entrepreneurship for Kids
Some of the world’s most innovative businesses were started by people who learned to think like entrepreneurs early. Our Business & Entrepreneurship program teaches students in grades 2–12 to identify opportunities, solve problems, and turn their ideas into action.
This isn’t just about starting a business it’s about building the mindset, confidence, and communication skills students need to lead in any area of life.
Grades 2–3 | Building the Foundation
What is a business? Exploring how businesses solve problems
Products vs. services: what’s the difference?
Meet a kid entrepreneur: stories and inspiration
What do I love? Connecting interests to ideas
Teamwork and communication: working together to build something
Grades 4–5 | Building Your First Business Idea
Identifying a problem and brainstorming solutions
Who is your customer? Understanding your audience
My mini business: creating and presenting your first business idea
Pricing basics: how do businesses decide what to charge?
Introduction to marketing: how do customers find your business?
What makes a great business name and brand?
Grades 6–8 | Entrepreneurship in the Real World
Business planning: what goes into a real business plan?
Revenue, expenses, and profit: tracking your numbers
Marketing strategies: social media, flyers, word of mouth
Customer service: how to keep your customers coming back
Pitch it! Presenting your business idea to a real audience
Introduction to e-commerce: selling products online
Ethical business: doing well and doing good in your community
Grades 9–12 | Financial Independence & Planning
Developing a full business plan from concept to launch
Understanding funding: investors, loans, grants, and bootstrapping
Legal basics: LLC, sole proprietor, trademarks, and contracts
Building your brand: logo, messaging, and digital presence
Advanced marketing: SEO, email campaigns, and paid ads
Scaling a business: from idea to growth
Social entrepreneurship: building a business with a mission
Shark Tank–style pitch competition to close the program
Why It Matters
Entrepreneurship education builds more than business skills it builds character. Students who engage in entrepreneurship programs develop stronger communication skills, greater resilience, and a growth mindset that serves them in school, relationships, and careers.
We teach students that their ideas have value and that with the right tools, they can bring those ideas to life
PROGRAM DETAILSHow Our Programs Work
Class Formats Available
Individual (1-on-1 sessions tailored to your student’s pace and interests)
Small group classes (3–8 students per group for a collaborative experience)
School in-building programs (delivered during the school day or after school)
After-school and weekend programs for community organizations
Summer enrichment intensives
Program Structure
Each program runs as a multi-week series (typically 6–12 weeks per level)
Sessions are 45–60 minutes depending on grade level
Grade-appropriate materials and activities included
Progress updates shared with families throughout the program
End-of-program showcase or celebration for students to share their work
Pricing & Scheduling
Pricing varies by program format, group size, and location. We offer flexible scheduling to meet the needs of families, schools, and organizations. Contact us for a customized quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Our enrichment programs serve students in grades 2 through 12. Each program is segmented by grade band — Grades 2–3, 4–5, 6–8, and 9–12 — so every student learns content that is appropriately challenging and engaging for where they are.
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Yes! Many of our school partners choose to offer all three enrichment tracks — Financial Literacy, Coding, and Business & Entrepreneurship — as part of a comprehensive after-school or in-school enrichment experience. We’ll work with your schedule to make it seamless
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We work with organizations of all sizes. Reach out to discuss your specific needs and we’ll build a program structure that works for your community.
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Our curriculum is informed by Common Core Math standards (financial literacy), CSTA K–12 Computer Science standards (coding), and Next Generation Science Standards’ engineering practices (entrepreneurship). We’re happy to provide curriculum details for school administrators upon request.
Ready to Enroll or Partner With Us?
Whether you’re a parent looking for the right program, a school exploring in-building enrichment, or an organization seeking a trusted partner we’re ready to connect.