Fall 2025 Hy-Tech Club at a glance
Who
Students in grades 7–12 who want to expand their coding horizons.
What
A free program where students learn about coding, with dinner provided each week!
Where
In-person at Hyland’s global headquarters in Westlake, Ohio.
When
Tuesdays from 5-7:30pm, September 16 through November 4
How
Applications open August 11
Hy-Tech Club is the reason why I can code. They teach you so well and make it enjoyable that anyone who wants to learn or gain more knowledge in coding, I recommend them to Hy-Tech Club.
Fall 2025 Course Offerings
Each course will meet in-person at Hyland’s Headquarters in Westlake, Ohio. Club goes from 5–7:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday evenings from February 25 through May 20.
Important Note:We will not be offering virtual courses this semester.
Web 101: Introduction to HTML and CSS
This course covers the basics of web development, introducing static webpages and styles. By the end of the semester, students will be able to create their own webpages using the HTML language to build structure, and the CSS language to add style.
Web 102: Intro to JavaScript
This course introduces the basics of JavaScript. Students will learn fundamental programming topics like variables, input/output, functions, conditionals and loops. By the end of the semester, they will be able to build their own interactive website!
Web 103: Advanced JavaScript
This course expands upon the material from Web 102, and dives deeper into more JavaScript concepts. Students will learn about objects, data, functional programming, asynchronous execution, and more! By the end of the semester, students should be able to create an advanced website that connects to an external API and dynamically updates based on real live information.
Since I started Hy-Tech Club, I have learned so much about coding. The curriculum is easy to learn from and the instructors are great to work with.
Application guidelines
Parents and guardians should fill out the application on behalf of students under the age of 18 (or 19 in Alabama or Nebraska).* Please be sure to answer questions accurately on behalf of the student. Correspondence to applicants will be coming from [email protected]. Please make sure to check your spam folders and add [email protected] to your address book to avoid any missed communication.
Which course is best?
We recommend new students take Web 101, unless they already have moderate experience with HTML & CSS. Students who do not have JavaScript experience may consider taking Web 102. Students with a solid foundation of programming skills may be considered for Web 103
* Please note this website is not intended to be used by children under the age of 13.