Coco Coders in the Press
From big news features to local shoutouts, here’s where we’re making headlines and sharing our love for kids' coding. Dive into our latest press hits and see how we’re helping the next generation of creators level up.
Coco Coders Announces Expansion of AI and Coding Literacy Programs Following $2.5 Million Seed Round
Our growth reflects rising demand from parents, educators, and schools seeking technology-focused learning opportunities for younger students as artificial intelligence becomes an increasingly important part of daily life and future workforce preparation... Rather than treating coding as a niche extracurricular activity, many families now see AI literacy and computational thinking as foundational skills for future academic and career pathways." | Read more...
June 1, 2026
Coco Coders Raises $2.5M Seed Round to expand AI and Coding Literacy for Kids
Our triple ARR growth since seed funding in 2024 reflects what we've long believed. Parents, educators and communities are actively seeking programs that prepare kids for a technology-driven world, and they are not waiting for traditional school systems to catch up. | Read more...
May 18, 2026
Preparing the First Generation of the 'Unknown' Workforce
In a world where the World Economic Forum predicts that 65% of children will enter jobs that don’t yet exist, "picking a path" at age 17 is no longer a viable strategy. Elizabeth Tweedeale speaks to Geek Wire to explore how we are preparing kids for the "Unknown Workforce" of tomorrow. | Read more...
May 4, 2026
Is AI Replacing Critical Thinking? Not if We Change How We Teach.
Featured in Digital Journal, Coco Coders discusses the vital role of critical thinking in the age of AI. Learn why our curriculum focuses on the "how" and "why" of coding to ensure students develop the analytical skills needed to navigate a tech-heavy future responsibly | Read more...
April 20, 2026
Why Kids Should Learn Coding in the Age of AI
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, many parents wonder if AI will make learning to code obsolete. Elizabeth Tweedale, founder of Coco Coders, recently appeared on the Mothers of Boys Survival Guide podcast to explain why the opposite is true. | Read more...
April 20, 2026
Teachers Are Learning AI at the Same Time as Students: Coco Coders Explains the Challenge
The traditional "fountain of knowledge" model of teaching is evolving. Coco Coders founder Elizabeth Tweedale speaks with Tech Times about the "quiet revolution" in classrooms, where educators and students are now navigating the world of Artificial Intelligence together as co-investigators. | Read more...
March 30, 2026
Elizabeth Tweedale on Why AI Literacy Must Start Early in Children
In a newly released feature, our founder Elizabeth Tweedale outlines a critical vision for the future of education, arguing that "AI literacy" must become a foundational pillar for children as young as six. Drawing on her experience as a tech entrepreneur and mother of three, Elizabeth highlights a widening disconnect: while technology evolves in six-month cycles, traditional educational systems often take years to update. | Read more...
March 11, 2026
Elizabeth Tweedale of Coco Coders Highlights Power of Community at Envision Tahoe Venture Summit
Innovation and collaboration took center stage at the Envision Tahoe Venture Summit on May 9. Hosted by the Tahoe Prosperity Center at the North Tahoe Event Center, the summit brought together local entrepreneurs, community leaders, and visionaries who are shaping the future of the region. | Read more...
July 1, 2025
Coco Coders Empowers Tomorrow's Workforce with Early STEM Education
Employers are increasingly concerned about the availability of technical talent in the workforce. As technology advances rapidly, more industries depend on digital and technical skills. | Read more...
September 13, 2024
Coco Coders included in the VentureBeat List
Coco Coders is disrupting the K-12 online education industry, starting with the missing piece in our education system — coding. This LaaS (Learning as a Service) platform provides live online lessons for children aged 6-14, crucial ages to get kids excited about technology. | Read more...
June 12, 2024