Kids learn to code through engaging game-based curriculum that teaches teamwork, logic, math, and problem solving.
"They do project-based video games with different languages," said owner Amy Chang. "At black belt level we help them push an app to the app store."
Even some of Code Ninjas Syosset's sensei's have had success in having their own games get picked up by the app store and their hoping that in time, their students will have success as well.
There are over 397 centers across the country, with an additional center opening up this coming summer in Floral Park.
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