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After-school program teaches Charleston students coding for freeA Charleston Women in Tech program is aimed at getting kids interested in technology at an early age.Local professionals like Valerie Sessions want to make sure

Charleston Women In Tech's coding labs return for students to help bridge the 'digital divide'After nearly three years CodeON, short for Coding in Our Neighborhood, a free program that teaches students in Charleston's underserved communities basic computer coding, is back.

CodeON Community Coding Labs Return on September 14thAfter a nearly three-year hiatus caused by the pandemic, CodeON (Coding in Our Neighborhood), a Charleston-based outreach program that provides free after school coding labs for kids in underserved communities, will return this fall. The we...

'Zero to programmer': SC coding schools try to fill critical holes in tech workforceAcknowledging South Carolina schools aren't producing technology talent quickly enough, industry leaders are searching for the right solution to prepare workers for an increasingly tech-centric future.

Kids in underserved communities learn computer science in a laundromatCodeON is teaching computer science in a laundromat to kids in Charleston, South Carolina

Coding class for Charleston kids gets kudos from one of tech's biggest names — Google's former CEOThis time last year, CodeON wasn't much more than its idea: to give kids who don't have access to computer science classes a chance to give coding a try.

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