Code Central South Summerlin

Announcing Our New Summerlin Location!!

We are very excited to announce that we have secured a new location to resume offering sessions in the Summerlin area!

In partnership with The Adelson School, located at 9700 Hillpointe Rd. in Summerlin we will be offering Code Central sessions on their campus beginning Tuesday, October 3rd.

We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with this top-rated and highly regarded school.

At Adelson, our hours will be Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 4:00pm - 7:00pm (Henderson and online hours will remain the same).

If you would like to restore your membership or transfer back from Henderson or online sessions, please give us a call at 702-790-3930 or email [email protected]

We appreciate your patience and understanding throughout this relocation process, and are looking forward to having you back at Code Central!

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We had an amazing Family Code Hour with Hill Elementary School last week. Thanks to all of those who participated! Please message us if you want to bring a Family Code Hour to your school. They are fun, interactive and free!

This article really resonates with the Moms and Dads that work at Code Central and we wanted to share it with you.

I’ve lost a year with my kids battling over school and I’m done.

My seven year old and I were in the midst of our usual asynchronous day battle. I had his writing homework in my hand from school. He’d written several full, well-thought-out sentences.

But he won’t do the same for me, at least not without a fight.

I told him he didn’t have to write about his best day like his teacher asked, he could write about his worst. He could write about whatever he wanted as long as he wrote a few sentences.

He said he’d get in trouble. He said he was doing a bad job in first grade. He was on the brink of tears but didn’t know why.

And it hit me.

Instead of getting frustrated and pushing the assignment, I sat down with him at his desk in his superhero bedroom.

I said “you won’t get in trouble and you can’t fail first grade. In fact, you’re kind of a superhero yourself.”

He sat up in his chair just a little and looked at me with disbelief.

I said, “Do you know that no kids in the history of kids have ever had to do what you’re doing right now? No kids in the history of kids have ever had to do school at home, sitting in their bedroom, watching their teacher on a computer. You and your friends are making history.”

A visible weight lifted from his seven year old shoulders, “What does that mean?”

I told him it means I haven’t given him nearly enough credit for rolling with the punches. I told him how proud I am of him and his friends. That kids this year are doing the impossible and they’re doing a really great job.

I apologized for not saying it sooner and more often. A little tear fell down his cheek.

We’ve thanked everyone from healthcare workers to grocery store employees but we haven’t thanked the kids enough for bearing the burden of what we’ve put on their shoulders this year.

We’ve said kids are resilient, and they are. But they are the real superheroes in this whole scenario for having ZERO say in their lives but doing their best to adjust every day.

We closed his school-issued laptop and spent the rest of the day playing. This was supposed to be temporary and here we are a year later still trying to hold our head above water.

This is our home and I won’t turn it into a battle ground anymore over something we can’t control. Something that no longer makes sense.

Hug your little superheroes today and don’t forget to cut them the slack we’ve given everyone else.

Join me in the trenches at Christine Derengowski, Writer !!

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