March-22nd to June-12th.
All classes are scheduled in ten weekly 2-hr sessions, unless specified otherwise. Spring term registration will open by February 15th. Please join SR mailing list to receive the latest notification as soon as it becomes available.
This is by invitation only. Competition season spans through both Winter and Spring term, i.e. 20 two-hr sessions from January to early June.
Renewal will start on March 1st.
What is new? Robotics Simultion Classes under Computer Science (with Robotics).
Please do note that all new students are required to pass an assessment evaluation to gain eligibility. If you have yet done so, please click here to apply.
Parent portal (for returning students)
Performance Report
From Basics to linear data structure. Focus on algorithmic thinking, not just about programming. We have had proven record that students with just level I performed very high in AP CS A. This is the beginning of the pathway leading to robotics competition. Learn more
Non-linear data structure to widely used and important Algorithms. Students at level III+ are like mini-professionals who demonstrates ability to adapt other languages and technologies on their own. This serves part of the pathway to more advanced competitions andUSACO. Learn more
Engaged in hands-on learning in electronics projects with electronic prototyping platform such as Arduino, ESP32. Students gain competitive edge in computer engineering realm. This is also part of the pathway to go into the more electronic demanding robotics competition. Learn more
This facilitates our advanced students, (usually 11th-12th grade), to conduct independent research / engineering projects. Scope of the project will be determined by the students, but under the supervision of a mentor or advisor.
To view some of the independent projects achieved by SR students: Click here
