4-H Clovers CODE (Creating Opportunities Designed for Everyone) is a new program in 12 counties throughout Michigan for youth interested in exploring coding and creative arts through technology.

Clovers CODE logo4-H Clovers CODE (Creating Opportunities Designed for Everyone) is a new program  for youth interested in exploring coding and creative arts through technology. In addition to helping youth to grow their skills and explore their interests, the program will expose youth to high growth, high paying jobs in technical and creative career pathways. A variety of programs will be starting in 2023  in 12 counties throughout Michigan (Chippewa, Delta, Gogebic, Lake, Leelanau, Luce, Macomb, Mason, Menominee, Oakland, Schoolcraft and Wayne.)

Who can join?

The 4-H Clovers CODE is open to all youth ages 5-19. For those youth/parents/guardians interested in receiving communication about upcoming programs, please complete this form so we can connect with you or click on the QR code below.

Clovers code Interest Form QR code

 

Community Partners

MSU Extension is actively seeking additional community partners (after school programs, in-school programs, libraries, etc.) interested in collaborating on program implementation. For those interested in partnering, please complete this form so we can connect with you or click on the QR code below.

Clovers Code Partnership Interest Form QR code

Volunteer

MSU Extension welcomes volunteers who are interested in actively engaging youth with hands on learning. If you are interested in volunteering for the 4-H Clovers Code program in an area near you, please fill out this form so we can get you started or click on the QR code below.

Clovers Code Volunteer link

Support

The 4-H Clovers CODE program is supported by a gift from Apple, as part of its Community Education Initiative.  

 

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