A 4-day virtual camp that brings high-school aged youth together to develop valuable coding skills through hands-on learning.

In collaboration with CodeNow and Code Nation, MSU Extension 4-H is excited to offer a new STEM experience for this summer: Virtual 4-H Spartan Coding Camp! This 4-day camp brings high-school aged youth together on two weekends July 17 & 18, 2021 and August 14 & 15, 2021 from 9am to 3pm each day.

Whether you have prior computer coding knowledge, or have never even thought about it, you will gain valuable coding skills at this fun STEM camp. Learn to develop and launch your own website; discover the essentials of web design and development; design and code your website from scratch! 

Young woman and adult at computer"Before learning how to code, I felt very lost and really wasn’t sure what I wanted to do. But now, I am confident in my choice to want to do Computer Science as a major for college." – Marie, CodeNow Alum

"I liked the hands-on experience of coding with the guidance of people who code as their careers. I also liked being surrounded by people my age. We helped push each other learn to code and reach our goals."– Arris, CodeNow Alum

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