Programs

NYCxSTEM is a FREE service provided to NYC public school teachers and Summer Program Directors. Teachers and counselors can sign up to have our team of mentors engage students in coding activities right in their classroom. NYCxSTEM works to engage 4th and 5th grade girls from underserved NYC schools, particularly in the Bronx. Students will learn the basics of computer programming through a series of 6 workshops, beginning with "Hello World" and culminating in a fully functioning arcade game.

Our vision is to create a programming club during the summer where girls will able to work on coding projects in the area they are passionate about, including art, music, science, and so much more.

“GIRLS” is a face-to-face and online workshop targeted to middle school female students. They will learn the basics of programming and get hands-on experience writing Swift code. They will learn about the building blocks of an algorithm and how to use Swift programming to solve problems.

“GIRLS” is a face-to-face and online workshop targeted to middle school minorities. They will learn the basics of programming and get hands-on experience writing Swift code. They will learn about the building blocks of an algorithm and how to use Swift programming to solve problems.

This will be Calvin’s sixth year hosting free Girls Who Code clubs, which welcome girls from local schools, and meet weekly throughout the school year. Activities include: learning in a computer lab setting, a social-impact project, and trips to local technology companies. Girls give presentations about significant women in computing.