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Welcome to the Youth Coding League: Fall 2022

Since the start of the Youth Coding League in 2018, the Fall 2022 season is going to be the biggest season of competition yet, with three brand new states joining the roster (welcome, Florida, Minnesota, and New Mexico!) and strong team presences in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, and Vermont. Here's a glimpse of our rookie teams as schools and organizations prep their coders to learn the basics of computer science while competing against coders across the league—all with their eyes set on top places and big prizes.

Aug 24, 2022

Welcome to the Youth Coding League: Fall 2022

Since the start of the Youth Coding League in 2018, the Fall 2022 season is going to be the biggest season of competition yet, with three brand new states joining the roster (welcome, Florida, Minnesota, and New Mexico!) and strong team presences in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, and Vermont. Here's a glimpse of our rookie teams as schools and organizations prep their coders to learn the basics of computer science while competing against coders across the league—all with their eyes set on top places and big prizes.

Aug 24, 2022

Since the start of the Youth Coding League in 2018, the Fall 2022 season is going to be the biggest season of competition yet, with three brand new states joining the roster (welcome, Florida, Minnesota, and New Mexico!) and strong team presences in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, and Vermont. Here's a glimpse of our rookie teams as schools and organizations prep their coders to learn the basics of computer science while competing against coders across the league—all with their eyes set on top places and big prizes.

Florida

  • The Out-of-Door Academy out of Sarasota, Florida

Illinois

  • Central Intermediate School out of Washington, Illinois

Supported by Lutheran Elementary School Association (LESA)

  • Zion Lutheran School Belleville out of Belleville, Illinois

Minnesota

Supported by Red Wing Ignite

  • Bluff View Elementary out of Lake City, Minnesota

  • Goodhue Elementary School 5/6 out of Goodhue, Minnesota

  • Kenyon-Wanamingo Middle School out of Kenyon, Minnesota

  • Twin Bluffs Middle School out of Red Wing, Minnesota

  • Zumbrota-Mazeppa School out of Zumbrota, Minnesota

Missouri

Supported by the Missouri Technology Corporation (MTC)

  • Buchanan Intermediate School out of Branson, Missouri

  • Cedar Ridge Intermediate School out of Branson, Missouri

  • Fremont Unit, Boys & Girls Club of Springfield out of Springfield, Missouri

  • Henderson Unit, Boys & Girls Club of Springfield out of Springfield, Missouri

  • McGregor Unit, Boys & Girls Club of Springfield out of Springfield, Missouri

  • Musgrave Unit, Boys & Girls Club of Springfield out of Springfield, Missouri

  • O'Reilly Unit, Boys & Girls Club of Springfield out of Springfield, Missouri

  • Pershing Middle School out of Springfield, Missouri

  • Sertoma Unit, Boys & Girls Club of Springfield out of Springfield, Missouri

  • Stalnaker Unit, Boys & Girls Club of Springfield out of Springfield, Missouri

  • Teen Program, Boys & Girls Club of Springfield out of Springfield, Missouri

Supported by Lutheran Elementary School Association (LESA):

  • Immanuel Lutheran School St. Charles out of St. Charles, Missouri

  • Immanuel Lutheran School of Wentzville out of Wentzville, Missouri

  • Our Savior Lutheran School out of Fenton, Missouri

  • St. Mark's Lutheran School out of Eureka, Missouri

Supported by the Crowder College

  • Carthage Sixth Grade Center 5/6

  • Cassville Intermediate 5/6

  • Diamond Middle School 7/8

  • Lamar West Elementary 5/6

  • Liberal Elementary School 5/6

  • Make Our Day 5/6 & 7/8

  • Noel Elementary 5/6

  • Noel Junior High 7/8

  • Neosho Middle School 5/6

  • South Middle School 7/8

  • Triway PK-8

  • Webb City Middle School 5/6

New Mexico

Supported by the UNM-Taos HIVE

  • Taos Academy Charter School 5/6 & 7/8

It’s going to be a great season, and we are so proud of the coders who have joined Youth Coding League teams to learn the basics of computer science, of their teachers who are guiding them through the season and making sure they’re set up for success, and of their school, organization, and communities who know how critically important computer science skills are to their students.

Is your school missing from this list? We’re adding schools to our Spring 2023 roster now! Learn more about the Youth Coding League here, and talk through how the program is supported within your school and how the competitive element gets kids excited to learn with Youth Coding League Director, Stacy.

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