LEAGUE Student Awarded Prestigious Scholarship
Long-time student Delara Aryan has been awarded the prestigious Stamps [...]
League of Amazing Programmers Day 12/4/17 officially announced on Channel 7 News!
Channel 7 news announces that San Diego City Council is [...]
Profile of Vic Wintriss & The LEAGUE of Amazing Programmers in San Diego Tribune
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Spring Break Workshops on Channel 10 News!
Local reporter Jared Aarons visited the League at the Malcolm [...]
League of Amazing Programmers – Empowers Kids, Teaches the Joy of Computer Programming
Voice of San Diego Getting teens and younger kids excited [...]
Sarah Brown – Senior with a Passion for Computer Programming
92310 Magazine, June 2015 "Sarah Brown may seem like a typical Torrey Pines High School senior who enjoys the usual teenage girl pastimes. For example, she revealed, “I love all things entertainment – movies, music [Sarah plays the oboe], art, and books.”
The League: giving kids the power to code June Clarke heads an after-school program that teaches programming
The San Diego Union-Tribune, January 2015
"The League of Amazing Programmers is a nonprofit after school program that teaches kids the skill of computer programming. Students from grades 5 to 12 go to the Carmel Valley-based campus and work with professional programmers on everything from creating games to making mobile phone apps. June Clarke, 36, is the lead teacher at The League. The former software engineer left her private consulting company to take on the role of an educator.Khamphet Pease SD Unified’s 2014 Middle School Teacher of the Year
The San Diego Union-Tribune, May 2014 "Wilson Middle School teacher Khamphet Pease, 34, was recently named San Diego Unified’s 2014 Middle School District Teacher of the Year. The award honors Pease’s creativity and dedication in teaching science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The Mira Mesa resident actually attended Wilson Middle when she was a student. And now, along with teaching algebra and computer classes, she also founded a popular robotics club at the City Heights school.
