‘Hour Of Code’ Engages Students Throughout District

December 7, 2017 School News

Franklin Middle School 8th Grader David Lin works on his video game during the Hour of Code.

Franklin Township students are once again tackling the challenges posed by the Hour of Code, a worldwide effort to introduce children to computer science.

Held annually during Computer Science Education Week, the Hour of Code is meant to “demystify ‘code’, to show that anybody can learn the basics, and to broaden participation in the field of computer science,” according to the event’s web site.

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