A four-year pathway inspired by the world's most selective tech training - adapted for K-12. Students graduate writing production code and thinking like engineers.
Mamram is Leaders App's flagship four-year software development pathway, modeled after the world's most competitive tech training programs and adapted for K-12 students. Where most coding programs stop at block-based games and one-off projects, Mamram builds real engineers.
Students learn Python, JavaScript, and C. They study data structures, version control, system design, and how real software teams work. By graduation, they've shipped over 20 portfolio projects, contributed to open-source code, and built the habits of professional engineers.
The program runs in partner schools as a dedicated track and online as a flagship cohort. Admission is open, but Mamram is intentionally rigorous - students who finish know they earned it.
A clear progression from first line of code to internship-ready.
First year. Core programming with Python, logical thinking, and how to break a problem apart.
Second year. Students ship working apps - websites, games, data tools - with real users.
Third year. Data structures, systems thinking, C programming, and how senior engineers reason.
Fourth year. Capstone project, technical interviews, and a portfolio that opens doors.
Three languages that cover 90% of real software engineering - fluent by graduation.
Arrays, trees, graphs, and hash tables - the vocabulary of real engineers.
Version control, branches, pull requests - the workflow every tech team uses.
How to architect real apps that scale - APIs, databases, and thinking in services.
Students deploy 20+ real projects - not just exercises - and build a public portfolio.
Code reviews, presentations, and collaboration - the real multipliers in a tech career.
Designed by senior engineers and refined over 13 years across 600+ schools.
Students work alongside real engineers from top tech companies who volunteer as mentors.
Students don't solve toy problems - they build real apps, for real users, with real deadlines.
I walked into my first internship interview and the engineers couldn't believe I was 17. Mamram gave me the confidence and skills to compete with college juniors.
Jordan K.
Mamram · Class of 2024
Four years of Mamram taught me more about engineering than my first year of college did. I started CS as the student professors already knew by name.
Priya S.
Mamram · Class of 2023
Mamram is where I discovered I wanted to be a software engineer. My portfolio got me an offer before I even graduated high school.
Aiden R.
Mamram · Class of 2024
Mamram is open admission but intentionally rigorous. This is who thrives.
Kids who love solving puzzles, building things, and figuring out how things work.
Mamram is a multi-year commitment. Students who thrive come to class consistently.
Most students start in Grades 6–9, but motivated younger students are welcome.
We start from zero. If you're curious and committed, you can do this.
Parents who encourage effort over perfection and cheer on hard, messy learning.
Real students. Real code. Real software being shipped.
Students pair programming
Code review session
Mamram planning whiteboard
First open-source contribution
Quarterly demo dayEnroll your student in the flagship program, or bring Mamram to your school.
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