Students learning coding skills Aug 1, 2019 Aug 1, 2019 Updated Aug 1, 2019 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As featured on +4 Program to offer free coding classes to 25 residents of Louisville's poorest neighborhoods Students will also get a $100-a-week stipend, and they'll land an apprenticeship when classes are done. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Wednesday night forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesI-65 shutdown ahead as test drive shows what Louisville drivers may faceMother says 15-year-old stabbed while defending her daughter after Thunder Over LouisvilleLouisville police seize vehicles, arrest drivers in street racing crackdown on Bardstown roadLouisville doctor makes history with first-ever robotic spine surgeryRedevelopment, demolition plans approved for Louisville's Mid City Mall to become Mid City Market45-year-old man charged with stabbing 15-year-old near Waterfront Park in LouisvilleLouisville police chief says he has no concerns with officer overtime despite soaring costsCRAWFORD | Louisville expected to approve Jeff Brohm's contract extension ThursdayMan killed in early morning shooting in Louisville's PRP neighborhoodTennessee man arrested on kidnapping charge after police say he took child to southern Indiana Videos
+4 Program to offer free coding classes to 25 residents of Louisville's poorest neighborhoods Students will also get a $100-a-week stipend, and they'll land an apprenticeship when classes are done.
