Announcing the 2015 Kode with Karlie Scholars
In April we announced the Kode with Karlie Scholarship which offers free tuition to Flation School’s Pre-College academy to girls around the United States. Karlie Kloss, model, entrepreneur and founder of the Kode with Karlie Scholarship, was overwhelmed with the responses from young women who want to use their programming skills to change their communities and transform […]
In April we announced the Kode with Karlie Scholarship which offers free tuition to Flation School’s Pre-College academy to girls around the United States. Karlie Kloss, model, entrepreneur and founder of the Kode with Karlie Scholarship, was overwhelmed with the responses from young women who want to use their programming skills to change their communities and transform their world.
We received over 600 video submissions from young women around the world and were truly inspired by the girls thoughtfulness, creativity, persistence and drive to help the world through programming. We awarded the Kode with Karlie Scholarship to 21 future women leaders. You can watch their winning entries and learn more about the winners at the Kode with Karlie Scholars page.
If you would like to join the winners this summer in our summer courses, take a look at our open courses near you.
Congratulations to all the winners!
Emily Yu, Chester PA
Beatrix Jones, Studio City, LA
Chelsea Abidin, Sebastian, FL
Erin McClusky, Mooresville, NC
Gretchen Hubbard, Austin, TX
Ayushi Sangoi, Metuchin, NJ
Amanda Southworth, Palm Desert, CA
Leilani Jones, Atlanta, GA
Mari Paine, Quarryville, PA
Juvaria, Shahid, Comack, NY
Cindy Zhou, New York, NY
Patricia Edou, Oak Ridge, TN
Michelle Doan, Lawrenceville, GA
Isabella Fons, Katy, TX
Thea McKenna, Plantation, FL
Jewell Brown, Freeport, NY
Louisa Bay, Providence, RI
Sowmya Patapati, Mahwah, NJ
Lydia Herbst, Woodstock, IL
Hannah Breall, Sonoma, CA
Briana Bazan, Austin, TX
Want to join the winners this summer? Request a catalogue to see our summer courses.
Disclaimer: The information in this blog is current as of May 15, 2015. Current policies, offerings, procedures, and programs may differ.
