Nonprofit coding classes open opportunities for Harlem students

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The nonprofit program Code Nation is bridging the gap between tech professionals and underserved schools.

Wadleigh Secondary School in Harlem specializes in arts education, but now coding is on the curriculum, opening up new opportunities.

An introduction to illustrating with words typed across a screen brings out a new perspective to teens who are normally more comfortable painting and drawing the old-fashioned way.

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