PVNet Academy for STEM is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit technology education center at the Promenade on the Peninsula in Rolling Hills Estates, accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. It runs summer STEM enrichment camps where families pick and pay for the weeks they want, covering coding, robotics, 3D design and digital creativity, alongside year-round after-school classes, tutoring and workshops in Python and Java, game design, animation, graphic design, 3D printing and video production. High school students can join research programs using the center's DNA sequencer or its climate-sustainability advisory project, and free internships are available. Daily camp hours are not published on the site.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact PVNet Academy for STEM directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Sophie MorganPV Net is SO COOL! They have amazing tech and great classes and camps! Would 100% put my child in this program to advance their knowledge, way better than what they teach at schools. Owner is extremely knowledgeable as well!
★★★★★RichardGreat place with a wide variety of STEM offerings! Courses are very hands on. Throughout the years I have learned about CAD, 3D Printing and DNA Sequencing.
★★★★★Lily BrownThis place is amazing! I'm a college student studying animation and was looking for more experience in Maya- a 3D animation software. I took the "Animation Camp" during my winter break and loved it. Everyone is so professional and friendly. Their equipment is advanced, for example they have 3D printers and laser printers that are so cool! They truly offer so much opportunity for young adults and children. They have internship programs that I'll be looking into. Highly recommend!
★★★★★Jessica HilarioGreat place to take your kids to learn something new. The have a wide range of classes within the STEAM field that allows every child to explore what they are interested in from marine biology to learning a new language to video editing. Even if they don't know yet, they can take STEM University which covers a good range of topics to explore.
★★★★★Tina MontesanoThis place is amazing! My son, 13 years old, has completed electronics 1 and 2. He had an amazing time during his 2 weeks of winter camp and can't wait for summer camp! PVnet has my son super excited about learning. Coding, artificial intelligence, 3d printing, journalism, the class options are endless.