Coding Club for students in 7th - 12th grades.
a.) Girls Who Code: working to close the gender gap in technology,
b.) Code It Up: Next Level Coding. Inspiring teens currently underrepresented in the tech industry to learn to code. A safe space with an emphasis on social justice & technology.
Please contact Rosalie (rabbott@sonomalibrary.org) to sign up! (Note: the club is currently at capacity for Spring 2021)
Students must attend all sessions!
Please contact Rosalie (rabbott@sonomalibrary.org) to sign up!
In 1916, through a Carnegie Grant, Sebastopol's Public Library was built, providing access to a modern library building dedicated for all to acquire the knowledge for improving themselves. As Sebastopol grew, the Carnegie building proved inadequate for library functions, and, after the 1969 earthquake, it was deemed too expensive to save. In 1974, a new library building was built on the site. The land where the current library stands has always been used for civic and educational purposes. Starting in 2011, the Library went through a major remodel, improving the shelving systems, adding more computers for public use, and incorporating the library concept of single-point-of-public-service, among other improvements.
