Girls Who Code: Designed to help close the gender gap in technology, Girls Who Code introduces students to computer science, coding, and collaborative problem-solving. Open to all students, the program focuses on building high-demand STEM skills, leadership, and community in a supportive environment.

Amy Thomison: A National Board Certified Teacher with over 20 years of experience in secondary education, Mrs. Thomison serves as the Library Media Specialist at Hopkins County Central High School. She holds master’s degrees in Reading & Writing and Library Media, serves as the Gifted & Talented Program Building Coordinator, launched the Teaching and Learning Pathway (including dual credit options), and founded HCCHS's Educators Rising chapter. She co-coaches the STLP and Girls Who Code clubs.

Casey Cotton: An active Social Studies teacher at Hopkins County Central High School, Mr. Cotton co-coaches the STLP and Girls Who Code clubs, providing hands-on instruction and guidance to help students excel in STEM, robotics, digital creation, and competitive technology projects.