Provider record · Mountains

The Hi Fives Robotics

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The Hi Fives Robotics offers 3 after-school programs in Mountains focused on STEM.

FreshnessFall 2026 schedule captured August 27This is a point-in-time snapshot of the provider’s published schedule, not live availability. Confirm enrollment with The Hi Fives Robotics before planning around a time slot.
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After-school classes

3 classes · snapshot of August 27

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3.0★★★★★2 Google reviews
Ashlie Celis2 months ago
★★★★★

This program has been incredible!! We started with one kiddo in it and now we have 3 involved. Not only has it been fun and engaging but they are learning so many things from team building, listening to alternate ideas to coding and hands on problem solving!! Its a true gem of the community!

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john9 months ago
★★★★★

I'm so sad to have to write this review given it's a volunteer run organization but we had a terrible experience with Hi Fives and are left feeling this club isn't a safe environment for him. Our 10-yr old son was removed from the program with no explanation given (1-2 others were kicked out as well) and they cited what seems to be a non-existent privacy policy as to why they can't tell us the "why". It's beyond absurd so it's being elevated to the parent organization. Our 10-yr old is a typical high energy kiddo so perhaps they prefer to only have the more sedentary, quiet types on the team. The shock with all of this is that I attended all club meetings and talked with the coaches every meeting and all along they said he was doing well in the meetings, with some minor typical 10-yr old boy energy-related corrections needing to be made, like staying focused, etc. Anyway, just beware, we wouldn't wish this experience on anyone, we're left without an explanation to our son as to why this is happening to him, it's quite shocking.

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