In our NewsHour Shares moment of the day, a nationwide computer science immersion program sets up shop at a couple Virginia elementary schools. The NewsHour’s Student Reporting Labs has the story.

By Analiese Dodd These 15 free coding classes for kids are available now to help your kids learn skills that are becoming more and more essential in our current times. Knowing even just basic ...

Kids can try free coding projects through the Code.org website. If your school doesn’t offer computer science education, you can help through donations, volunteering, reaching out to your school ...

Today, Google detailed its own big investment in computer-science education. It's called Project Bloks, an open hardware platform that anyone can use to create physical coding experiences for kids.

Code Ninjas mostly caters to kids ages 7 to 14, he said. But he’s not averse to having younger students. Some of them are very smart, he said pointing to a 5-year-old student hunched in front of ...

My kids are looking for coding.'" We Code KC serves youth ages 7-17. They offer classes every first and third Saturday at Thrive Health Connection, located 5008 Prospect Avenue in Kansas City ...

Katherine McPhie, co-founder of the Open Sesame Coding for Kids project, shares the excitement of Leslie, 10, during a computer coding class at Thomas House in Garden Grove, a temporary shelter ...

The project has been endorsed by the father of the world wide web Sir Tim Berners-Lee, lastminute.com's founders Brent Hoberman and Martha Lane Fox and YouTube's founder, Chad Hurley.

For its after-school program, Code Ninjas picks up students at nearby Glenn York and Mary Burks Marek Elementary schools where they will spend five days a week for about two hours and parents are ...

Kids can earn black belts in computer coding at Code Ninjas in Fargo Dami Ajayi helps Ayla Thomsen, 8, from Dilworth work on computer programing at Code Ninjas located at 4480 23rd Ave. S. in Fargo.