Urban Coders Guild Announces Intent to Apply for the 21st CCLC Grant to Expand Community Education Programs

[Tulsa, OK] – Urban Coders Guild is pleased to announce its intent to apply for the prestigious Title IV - Part B, Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) grant, administered by the Oklahoma State Department of Education. This grant aims to support local community learning centers that provide high-quality academic enrichment opportunities, particularly to students in underserved schools.

"Urban Coders Guild is deeply committed to empowering our community’s youth through innovative STEM education, mentorship, and meaningful family engagement," said Mikeal Vaughn, Executive Director of Urban Coders Guild. "This grant represents a valuable opportunity to significantly expand our impact and offer essential resources to students and families in our community."

The Guild's proposed initiative will include comprehensive after-school programming designed to align with the Oklahoma Academic Standards and enhance students' academic and career readiness. Programs will feature cutting-edge technology education, hands-on STEM activities, and engaging
family involvement opportunities.

Urban Coders Guild is dedicated to working closely with local schools, community partners, and families to ensure the creation of inclusive, accessible
learning environments that foster academic excellence and personal growth for students.

Community members and stakeholders interested in supporting or partnering with Urban Coders Guild in this initiative are encouraged to reach out for more information.

For further information, please contact:
Mikeal Vaughn
mikeal@urbancodersguild.org