4-H and Girl Who Code

4-H STEM Club

Grades 1–12 | Thursdays | 455 Rast Street

4-H STEM Club helps learners explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on projects, community service, leadership opportunities, and real-world problem solving. Participants build practical skills while developing confidence, teamwork, communication, and citizenship.

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Club activities include:
• Engineering and design challenges
• Robotics and coding projects
• Environmental and water quality studies
• Agriculture and food science
• Public speaking and presentations
• Community service projects
• Career exploration and leadership development

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4-H is open to all youth and focuses on learning by doing. Learners can participate in local, regional, and state opportunities while building portfolios and leadership experience.

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Girls Who Code Club

Grades 6–12 | Thursdays | 455 Rast Street

Girls Who Code is designed to inspire and empower learners to explore computer science in a welcoming and supportive environment. Participants learn coding concepts, computational thinking, problem-solving, and technology skills while creating projects that reflect their interests and goals.

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Club activities include:
• Scratch programming
• Web design and development
• Mobile app design
• Game development
• Artificial intelligence and emerging technologies
• Digital storytelling
• Technology career exploration

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No prior coding experience is required. Learners progress at their own pace while developing creativity, collaboration, and confidence in technology.