Do you ever wish you could decipher code? Oh, I know, you’re not a spy. What if I told you there are things in this world that need the help of a code breaker? How about computer programming languages? Christ Yust, in his Computer Science course, teaches middle and high school students how to break the code or, rather, write the code. Through Chris’ course, students can finally understand how to program using HTML and Greenfoot. They can learn how to work with images and embed videos into their web pages. They can make those pages better with JavaScript and can play with Lego Digital Designer and Tinkercad. Children who have trouble reading might just wish they had a code breaker. Join Matthew Glavach for his Reading Lessons. With three tracks to choose from—Analytical Reading Lab, Global Reading lab, and Middle and High School Reading Lab—students can improve their reading skills and comprehension.

Tammie Bairen
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