Concord Free Public Library Launches Girls Who Code Club

Concord Free Public Library Launches Weekly Girls Who Code Club for Middle Schoolers

Middle school students in Concord have a new space to build websites, design programs, and connect with women working in technology, as the Concord Free Public Library recently announced its upcoming Girls Who Code club schedule concordlibrary.assabetinteractive.com. The program runs weekly from October through May, providing participants ages 10 to 14 with a hands-on introduction to software development.

The club operates as part of a national non-profit initiative designed to narrow the gender gap in tech sectors and shift public perception around who writes code. Sessions feature instruction from local women established in STEM fields, offering participants both technical skills and peer mentorship in a structured environment.

Registration Requirements and Technical Setup

Enrolling in the Concord library club requires completing two distinct steps. Families must first register for an official Girls Who Code account using club code MA72012, followed by the library’s internal member intake form concordlibrary.assabetinteractive.com.

Organizers have established specific digital prerequisites for every attendee. All participants must have an individual, personal email address that they can access independently during meetings. School-issued email accounts are not permitted. Families must ensure children know how to log into their personal inbox using a username, password, and two-factor authentication if required by their email provider.

Concord Free Public Library Launches Girls Who Code Club

While the library maintains a limited pool of loaner laptops for meetings, organizers strongly encourage participants to bring their own personal laptop computer or tablet if available concordlibrary.assabetinteractive.com.

Access Free Club Programming with Library Support

The Concord Free Public Library maintains policies ensuring unimpeded access to its facilities, resources, and educational programs. Families requiring specific accommodations can contact the library administration team by phone or email.

Participation in the Girls Who Code club is entirely free for all families. Funding for these educational programs comes from the Concord Free Public Library Corporation and the Friends of the Concord Free Public Library concordlibrary.assabetinteractive.com.

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