Hope for YouthHYPE Summer Coding Camp
HYPE Summer Coding Camps offer middle and high school students a fun, interactive day camp experience where they learn tech skills and coding fundamentals.
From gethype.org/summer-coding-camp ↗About this program
Participate in multiple weeks of fun sessions learning new tech skills
Experience hands-on and project-based learning modules via culturally relevant curriculum
Hear from Women in Tech guest speakers and professionals
Complete coding projects and present with your team during a graduation celebration
Make new friends and build community
Lunch is provided daily!
Get fun prizes and cool S.W.A.G!
Questions
Who are HYPE summer camps designed for?
HYPE summer camps are designed for students in grades 6-12.
Who are HYPE camps intended for?
HYPE camps are intended for students who identify as female, trans, or non-binary.
What must happen once a participant is accepted into the program?
Once accepted into the program, both participant and parent/guardian must sign and submit onboarding forms in order to be confirmed for participation.
When must partner collaboration be confirmed to be considered for summer camps?
Partner collaboration must be confirmed by April 15th to be considered for our summer camps.
When must student registration be completed?
Student registration must be completed before the second week of the summer camp start date.
Details
- Who
- Students in grades 6-12 who identify as female, trans, or non-binary
Run by
The HYPE ProjectThe HYPE Project is our after-school program that engages middle and high school girls in a fully designed, proven and interactive curriculum that teaches critical thinking and the fundamentals of computer science.
HYPE Leadership AcademyThe HYPE Leadership Academy is our workforce development & internship placement program that equips high school students with workforce-ready skills in 21st-century careers.HYPE Cultural ImmersionHYPE's signature Cultural Immersion gives HYPE Scholars a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel abroad and teach coding skills to youth in an international developing country or urban city center.