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Pine Tree Programming Returns for Third Year, Bringing Hands-On Computer Science to Maine Students

Maine’s statewide after-school coding initiative will offer beginner and returning clubs separate tracks in 2026–2027. Elementary and middle school students will use micro:bits across six sessions.

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