Anonymous wrote:We've done at least one week per year for the last few years, usually some kind of fun tech one, like building your own mods in Minecraft or learning how to be a social media content creator. Last year we did the debate one, which good but low-key.

The courses have been good, but not terribly rigorous. Most of the instructors are teachers or college students or a combo of both. Kids usually get a break and some outside time to have a snack so they're not stuck in a classroom for 3 hours. Other kids have seemed pretty nice and I found the program director responsive when we had a medical issue that required a little bit of monitoring.