Storming Robots

Branchburg, NJ

Getting here & daily schedule

Address
3322 RT 22 West, Building 15, #1503, Branchburg, NJ 08876
Camp type
day

Growing confidence & friendships

Alumni quote — Stanford University, independent thinking

At Storming, your emphasis on independent and self-learning techniques taught me to think on my feet without having to follow a single methodology. — Neelay Trivedi, Stanford University Class of 2022.

Founder leadership — U.S. Presidential Scholar Distinguished Teacher Award

Storming Robots is led by Elizabeth Mabrey, one of 150 educators who received the 2019 Distinguished Teachers Award from the U.S. Presidential Scholar Program — the nation's highest honors for high school graduates. Over 15+ years of excellent student achievements: from top placement in International Competitions and selective high school internships to top college acceptance.

2026 sessions & tuition

Fall-A Term, 9 weeks, Gr. 5–12

2026-09-08 – 2026-11-08

9 weeks

Day camp

No classes Mondays and Tuesdays. Special Event: Americas Robocup Junior Super-Regional Competition Oct 22–26. Renewal starts early October.

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Fall-B Term, 9 weeks, Gr. 5–12

2026-11-10 – 2027-01-31

9 weeks

Day camp

No classes Tuesdays, and Nov-26 to Dec 1 (Thanksgiving Week). Center closes Mondays. Renewal starts Jan 5th.

Dates, rates & eligibility ↗

Programs & camp life

Parent feedback — computational thinking, not just programming (2013)

My two children really enjoy Algorithmic in C class. I am so happy to see them discussing their homework and come up with various algorithms in order to resolve the problems. I truly see them developing their computational thinking skill, not just programming. — Lada Lobas, 2013.

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ZeroRobotics — what students do, programming satellites on the ISS

ZeroRobotics is a world tournament hosted by MIT and NASA. Students write algorithms for the Astrobee satellites to accomplish tasks relevant to future space missions. Teams that make it through virtual simulations to the finals compete in a live tournament where astronauts load student-developed code onto the satellites onboard the International Space Station. Astronauts serve as referees in the finals, and everything is streamed in real time to student viewers on Earth.

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Reviews & ratings

CampRatingz rating: 4.8 / 5 · 3 ratings

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