So, hi, I'm Jonathan and my talk is Learn to Code Tony Norton. I'm going to start off by giving you a background about me. I call my own iOS app completely on my own and completely in obstructive C when I was 10 years old. I form my first company and I submit my first app to the App Store in the same year. And I'm now working on two new apps and one big idea project. I'm passionate about coding in development. Over the last several years, coding has taught me a bunch of coding-related skills. I've learned HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, MySQL, Rubyon Rails, Objective-C, Unity, Unis and a bunch of other web-certs and things. It has also given me a few code-related bad habits like poor posture. I've also picked up a ton of general computer-related skills. I've learned word processing, design, and database apps. But coding has taught me so much more than coding. I've learned logic, time management, dealing with failure and setback, organization, design, entrepreneur, realism, start it, um, being part of a community, problem solving, creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, community innovation, and yes, a bunch of feet. This is great, but there's a problem. I haven't learned any of this in school. I've done it all with my dad and I my own. I get to code for only about 15 minutes in the morning before school and about only 30 to 60 minutes at night after I've completed all my homework. See, that's time to finish. I wish I could learn coding in development in school, but I can't. It's not offered. My dad has told me about news articles about places where they teach coding as early as first grade. That sounds great to me, but I don't want to move to Estonia. I love Toledo and Perry's Bridge. And actually, pretty lucky, my school is starting to embrace technology. Ipads are being used in every grade and the older kids each have their own iPad. But I want it more. I want to learn coding in development in everything that comes with it in school. So I can do better in Toledo. Thank you.