Organized by 1708 Gallery, InLight Richmond is a free, public exhibition of light-based art and performances. Each year, InLight Richmond features performances, sculpture, video, and interactive projects that illuminate pathways, walls, sidewalks, green spaces, and kicks off with the Community Lantern Parade. CodeVA was pleased to be asked to participate in InLight Richmond as a community partner. Visually appealing light based […]
Read MoreCodeVA was pleased to partner with Family Code Night, the Richmond Main Library, & the Slover Library in Norfolk to launch Virginia’s Family Code Night. Family Code Night is a whole-school family event that ignites coding and computer science learning at any elementary school, and in any family. Virginia, which has the highest density of computer science […]
Read MoreMore than a dozen Richmond-area students were on hand Monday as the White House announced a $200 million per year commitment to computer science education in U.S. schools. “Unlike similar proposals in previous years, today’s action delivers funding to schools, immediately. Fourteen students from CodeRVA in Richmond and Chesterfield County traveled to Washington to witness […]
Read MoreThe third annual Congressional App Challenge (CAC) has launched and will run through November 1, 2017. The CAC is a congressional initiative to encourage student engagement in coding and computer science through local app challenges hosted by the Members of Congress. This year, there are over 165 Members of Congress signed upto participate! he CAC aims […]
Read MoreRegister your child for our fall after-school programs today! Eureka Workshop offers computer science experiences that combine the problem solving skills of the visual arts and coding. We introduce your child to the world of computational thinking through play. Our classes start out at rising grades meaning, Early Elementary is for rising 1st to […]
Read MoreAn important part of the Computer Science Standards of Learning review and development is the solicitation of comments from teachers of Computer Science and other Computer Science educators, curriculum supervisors, school administrators, education organizations, scientists, workforce representatives, parents, and other members of the public. The Virginia Board of Education will hold two public hearings on the […]
Read MoreOn Wednesday, August 30th from 5-7PM the Peabody Academic Learning and Development Center (formerly Peabody Middle will host its Community, Parents, & Students Engagement Day. The event will feature: *Special Performance by The Award Winning Petersburg Flagway Teams *Refreshments & Entertainment Provided *Special Gifts for the First 100 Students *Prizes presented to the Schools with […]
Read MoreCodeRVA Regional High School, a new computer science based school in Richmond, had a ceremonial ribbon cutting Tuesday. More than 90 ninth and tenth grade student from around the region will attend the school in its first year. The students were selected via lottery out of a pool of 700 candidates. CodeRVA, located on Durham Street, […]
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