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STEM team from Brandywine High School receives national honor for second year in a row

STEM team from Brandywine High School receives national honor for second year in a row
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Casper School Named Employee Choice Winner in Samsung STEM Competition

CY Middle School was awarded $10,000 for their solution to food waste:

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Samsung Solve For Tomorrow Calls On Teen Innovators To Tackle Aotearoa s Greatest Challenges

Due to demand, the competition has been extended to students in years 7-10 AND years 11-13.

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Hoover High team named 1 of 3 winners in national Samsung technology contest

The three students won a $100,000 prize for developing an affordable way to help people with neurological disorders that affect motor skills to open doors.

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Wilton students present project in Washington D C at National STEM competition

Wilton students make the case for their project at the National STEM compeition in Washington D.C.

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