STEM For Kids - North Raleigh
Private
STEM For Kids - North Raleigh is a local franchise of the STEM For Kids brand offering track-out and summer camps plus evening, weekend, and homeschool classes for grades pre-K through 8. Programs cover biomedicine, coding, game making, engineering, robotics, and computer programming, and it is a WCPSS-approved provider. It is based on Falls of Neuse Road in Raleigh.
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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 STEM For Kids - North Raleigh directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Sarah BriggsWe did a camp early in the summer. My son had a great time. We loved being kept updated on what the children were learning throughout the camp week. We ended up doing another camp with them this summer. The new Biomedical engineering camp is super exciting! Instructors make it a lot of fun. I highly recommend this camp. We will be back with our friends to checkout their STEM Saturday classes.
★★★★★N CaneFun learning programs for kids. Our kids have done STEM Saturdays and trackout camps.
★Mika ScarlettCamps are not as described and they have poor customer service. I signed my 6th grader up for a camp that was advertised as 4th through 7th grade. When he arrived at camp, my son was paired with rising 2nd and 3rd graders. The camp was also labeled as a level 2 robotics camp. However, it was a very basic intro class. The first hour of class was spent filling out questionnaires - not doing any building or programming. My son was so uncomfortable he did not want to return. At the end of class I explained our concerns and asked to speak with a director/owner. I was told the director did not give out her email, phone number or name to customers.(Huge red flag!!) They refused to refund the money for the remaining days of camp even though the camp was not at all as described. It was their mistake, but they refused to rectify it.