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Jack Abrams Sixth Graders Complete Coding Workshop
The students at Jack Abrams learned how to build their own websites.
Image via Huntington Union Free School District Facebook page
Sixth graders from Jack Abrams STEM Magnet School successfully completed a coding workshop.
The students learned all about coding, web design and even built their own websites in the six-week-long workshop, according to a post on the Huntington Union Free School District Facebook page.
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The workshop series ended with a ceremony held at the Launchpad on Main Street.
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