Engaging Students After School

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with Code Fever Miami

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May 20, 2019

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Code Fever Miami’s mission is to build inclusive economies through targeted educational programs for at-promise youth. Their latest venture: an after school program at Lorah Park Elementary that focuses on STEAM-based courses and activities.

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