4-H Code Camp

martphone apps, robots, video games, movies – the world runs on code. Software jobs are predicted to grow 34 percent in the next few years, making coding and app development the world's most in-demand skills. During the 4-H Code Camp, campers will work on fun hands-on projects while learning how computer science can be topics like drones, cyber security, and computer animation. Classes are for new coders with no experience, as well as intermediate and advanced coders.

WHO: West Virginia youth currently in 6 ^th–12 ^th grade aged 11-17 at the time of the event. 

WHEN: Held annually in February 

WHERE: WVU Jackson's Mill 

State 4-H Contacts:  Rachel Meininger and Kati Baker 

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