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Virtual Winter Sessions Begin January 2021
Code Monkey class for Grades 2-3 & Makey Makey class for Grades 4-5
Program Info & Registration
Our Fall Girls Who Code virtual Middle School Session has ended but you can sign up here to get notified when registration opens
Girls Who Code of Howard County Middle School Club
This out-of-school program teaches girls teamwork, time management, communication skills, and confidence through computer science. Our club provides activities that support sisterhood along with structured curriculum to introduce and expose girls to the fundamental concepts of programming. When: Beginning February 2021 Eligibility: Girls Who Code is open by enrollment only to all girls and non binary students in grades 6–8. No experience necessary. Cost: Our club is FREE. Donations are encouraged and appreciated to cover the cost of computing equipment, insurance, and activities. Register is currently closed. Sign up to receive info about Spring sessions here |
2020-21 {virtual} Programs:
- Makey Makey Maker Classes
- Code Monkey Classes
- Girls Who Code Middle School
- Physical Computing 101
- Physical Computing 201
- Tech Changers Maker Space Mondays
- Girls Who Code Summer Code Jams
- Tech Changers Summer Code Breaks
- Girls Who Code High School
Classes may have moved to a virtual location...but we haven't stopped having fun!
The Tech Changer MakerSpace @ the USRA STEMaction Center is closed, and we miss you!
A year in the making, the TechChanger MakerSpace is officially open for business! Be on the look out for our spring offerings or (better yet) click here to stay informed via social media.
Tech Changers is committed to CSforAll #HoCoCSforAll

TechChangers is a 501c3 focused on creating a diverse community of youth makers, technologists, leaders, and innovators by providing all students, especially underrepresented and socioeconomically challenged groups, with opportunities to discover and foster their passion for STEM and computing