Middle School Students from Tel Aviv and Ohio Compete in Global Coding Finals
In an exciting display of programming talent, middle school students from Tel Aviv, Israel, and Arbor Hills Jr. High in Ohio, USA, have triumphed in the CodeMonkey Global Coding Finals, held on December 3, 2025. This event marked the culmination of an extensive international coding competition launched through CodeMonkey’s “Coding Adventure” course, which attracted thousands of young coders across the globe.
The finals showcased students’ skills in coding and artificial intelligence (AI) through a unique challenge that integrated a specially designed AI pose detection curriculum. Participants were not only evaluated on their understanding of CodeMonkey’s key coding principles, but also on their ability to apply advanced programming methods inspired by the stack coding principle. This format highlighted the importance of algorithmic thinking and structured coding in modern AI development.
Key Highlights of the Competition:
– Educational focus on programming and AI for middle school students.
– Direct exposure to real-world coding languages and AI workflows.
– Aims to inspire a lasting interest in technology and computer science.
Looking forward, CodeMonkey plans to expand its international competitions, aiming to gather even more young learners from various countries. The initiative seeks to cultivate a new generation of coders equipped with the skills to navigate the technological landscape of the future.
About CodeMonkey: CodeMonkey offers an engaging K-12 computer science and digital literacy curriculum designed for K-12 students. Their game-based and project-oriented courses teach essential skills in coding, typing, digital literacy, and AI, catering to both school and home environments. No prior coding knowledge is required, making technology accessible to all students.
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