Chip After School Online · First step of the CHIP virtual school

Learn to direct AI.

The world changed faster than the classroom

Many parents feel their kid is not being prepared for the world that is coming. It is nobody's fault: the world changed faster than the classroom. At CHIP, kids aged 7 to 14 follow a nine-step curriculum, learn to direct AI with judgment and master real tools, from code to data. That is how tomorrow's leaders are formed.

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What is the idea?

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Two ways to join

After school,
or school at home.

Same campus, same Chippers, same missions. Pick the one that fits your family, and sign up for it. Open to families across the U.S.

The entrance of the Lower study space, a glass building with kids walking in.

After School

Your kid keeps their school. When the day ends, they open the campus: live Chippers, AI Chipper and missions where they build real things.

Your afternoonSee the program

Kids with backpacks talking on the campus quad.

Home Schooling

A school day from home: the 2026 curriculum in 17 subjects, live help and a school-style progress record.

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How CHIP teaches

Their idea.
The AI does the work.

This is not watching a screen. Your kid decides what to build, explains it to the AI clearly, checks what comes back and fixes it. When they get stuck, nobody hands them the answer: they learn to get unstuck.

Real tools, not toys

The help ladder

Questions first, three hints, then a person.

1Look
2Ask
3Hint 1
4Hint 2
5Hint 3
6Call a human

Live Chippers

Adult mentors on the campus every day. They ask; the hands on the keyboard are always the kid's.

AI Chipper, any hour

An AI tutor that says it is an AI, gives hints and never the answer, and calls a person when needed.

Finish, show, help

What gets celebrated is finishing, showing and helping. Never logging in, never hours.

The proof: real missions and real patches

The 2026 curriculum has 970 missions across 17 subjects. A few flagship missions:

Rocket engines
Cars with no steering wheel
Penguins of Palmer: which are more?
The song you asked for well
The picture you asked for
Your first song

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What your kid learns

What your kid learns,
area by area.

Eight areas inside one curriculum. In each one your kid directs AI and uses real tools to build something another person uses. See what they learn, how, and what they will be able to do after a quarter, a year and three years.

A white car driving down a 3D city avenue, steered by rules a kid wrote.

Code and games

Pages, characters and games other people play.

Example missionChip's button

Kids listening to a performance in the CHIP Hall.

Music and sound

Songs with their own lyrics, loops and live sets.

Example missionYour first song

Two kids meeting on the CHIP campus plaza.

Images, video and stories

Stories with a voice, short videos, images that explain themselves.

Example missionThe story you can hear

A 3D rocket climbing to orbit above the Earth.

Science and inventions

Expeditions: rockets, airplanes, chips, animals through time.

Example missionRocket engines

A line chart of NASA temperature data rising since 1880.

Data and product

Real data, real problems, honest numbers.

Example missionThe break-time solution

A kid presenting to the audience in the CHIP Hall.

Languages

Spanish and English, used with real people.

Example missionA 30-second pitch

A 3D view of a block of circuits inside a chip.

Thinking with AI

Ask well, check what you see, train your own AI.

Example missionIs it true or is it a trick?

A 3D X-ray view of the heart and blood vessels inside the body.

Movement and mindfulness

Prototype visualMat, Ballet, Yoga & Mindfulness

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How it works

Intro to CHIP,
for parents.

A short film for parents: what CHIP is, how a kid learns, how the work is assessed and what they walk away with. Near the end, it turns to your kid. Captions in English and Spanish.

See how it works

A day at CHIPWhat happens in a session and across the week.See The virtual campusA closed campus with study spaces by age. Take the tour.See The methodHow kids learn: the help ladder, AI Chipper and review days.See

Our team

The people behind
every kid.

Founders, an academic director, live Chippers every day and a psychology team that admits every kid and every Chipper.

Meet the team

Agustín AntoninoFounder and CEO

Erika ZafraCo-founder

Lucas GregoriAcademic director

Admissions

From the interview
to the first session.

Four steps. No published price yet: plans are shared first with families who request an interview.

01
Request an interview
Name, email, your kid's age, language and country. You confirm you are the parent or guardian.
02
The interview
We write to set it up, and we talk about your kid and what they love.
03
Admission and permissions
Every kid goes through an admission process with our psychology team. Then we set up the account and ask for your permissions. You are the responsible adult.
04
The first session
Your kid lands on the campus, goes to their study space by age and starts a mission.

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Who can be in the room

Who is in the room?
Only kids and Chippers.

Only kids and Chippers. Inside CHIP's rooms there are only kids and Chippers. The campus is closed to everyone else.
Everyone is admitted first. Every kid and every Chipper goes through an admission process with our psychology team before being accepted to study or work with CHIP.

How safety works

Let's talk
about your kid.

Request an interview. We will write to set it up, and your family goes first on the list for the first cohort.