4th graders from Simon Kenton Elementary participate in the 'Hour of Code'. (Photo by: WDTN/Jake Ryle). SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WDTN) — More than 350 students will walk through the halls of “The Dome” this week as they learn how to code.
Students in grades K-8 at the school are particpating in the “Hour of Code,” a large-scale initiative backed by large tech companies including Google and Microsoft that encourages students and teachers worldwide to spend 60 minutes learning how to code.
Lufkin ISD is "making coding cool." They have joined the national push called "Hour of Code." It's a push for all students to learn coding or computer programming. Lufkin ISD has not only been excelling but have also been enjoying the opportunity to code.
4th graders from Simon Kenton Elementary participate in the 'Hour of Code'. (Photo by: WDTN/Jake Ryle). SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WDTN) — More than 350 students will walk through the halls of “The Dome” this week as they learn how to code.
What do NBA champ Chris Bosh, musician Will.i.am, comedian Jimmy Fallon and supermodel Karlie Kloss have in common? They all know how to code. You can get started by participating in Hour of Code events this week at the Marcellus Library, 32 Maple