Brooklyn challenges Chicago in ‘Hour of Code’
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams is challenging schools in Chicago to see who can have a higher percentage of participation in the 'Hour of Code.' The program encourages students to complete
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Nov 11, 2015, 7:10 PM
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Updated 3,352 days ago
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Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams is challenging schools in Chicago to see who can have a higher percentage of participation in the 'Hour of Code.'
The program encourages students to complete at least one hour's worth of a computer science activity.
Chicago public schools tweeted back to the borough president saying "Challenge accepted! Good luck, Brooklyn. The Windy City is in."
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