SRND ~ Tens of thousands of coders created.

The latest: SRND's Executive Director, Tyler Menezes, was recognized as one of Forbes Magazine's "30 Under 30" for 2019.

25,000 new coders created in over 40 cities.

Established programs...

More than 30,000 total attendees
Programs in nearly 50 cities

...attract diverse students...

68% female, low-income, or Black/Latinx

...and drive CS enrollment.

71% of students w/o prior interest keep coding

With worldwide support from:

There's a big problem in CS education: few students want to learn.

Currently, few underrepresented students are interested in CS classes.
srnd.org programs help students explore coding, even students who never thought they'd want to code.
Students leave excited and enroll in CS classes and join CS clubs.

Our programs attract and excite students without prior interest.

We help hundreds of schools and districts increase CS enrollment.

[The Salinas Valley] is one of the 13 most dangerous cities in California... My goal is to expose my students to the vast opportunities that exist outside of our valley.

Students entered their first CodeDay with no knowledge of what to expect. They were welcomed with open arms, provided with mentors, taught basic coding skills, and began to see themselves as capable of being part of this "world."

Summer Prather-Smith

Director, Monterey County Office of Education

We have programs in most major North American cities.

Let's work together to increase CS enrollment in your community.