“It’s really important to start young because then they adjust to it and adapt to the language that much faster,” said Abby Dexter, director of business intelligence and data warehousing at Children’s Wisconsin.

At Children’s Wisconsin, we are committed to caring for and nurturing the whole child. That’s why twice a month for the last three years, Abby Dexter, director of business intelligence and data warehousing at Children’s Wisconsin, and her team have been going to Red Apple Elementary School in Racine to teach fifth graders how to code.

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