Carmel Elementary School technology team members include: Tasneem Baccouche, Kennedy Baxley, Dayne Bergman, Christopher Breindl, Hailey Brooks, Michael Brown, Cassandra Brown, Brandon Campbell, Jayden Campbell, Wesley Cason, Abby Cockrell, Taylor Collins, Kevin Cunningham, Sarah Douglass, Wyatt Graham, Sarah Gurley, Logan Haines, Caroline Hayes, Lydia Hayes, Emma Hershberger, Austin Johnson, Shayanne Kelly, Nick Kocur, Brandon Lizardo, Angelina Long, Aedan Mills, Logan Norrell, Ben Onufrock, Emily Raskay, Slade Rebeles, Annie Rose, Nicole Sanossian, Cole Schappert, Kennedy Shannon, Michael Shephard, Nyla Shepherd, Rylan Smith, Chase Soutar, Maya Thomas, Isaac Toledo, Rhianna Vidrine, Christian Watson, Sophie Weissel, Robert Went, Harrison White, Jetta Whitehurst, Jack Wolfe and Ben Ziemecki. The coach is Merry Willis.
Special to the Tribune
Special to the Tribune
State Sen. Brandon Beach (R-Alpharetta) asks Carmel Elementary School student Sophie Weissel about her competition entries.
Macedonia Elementary School team members include, from left, front row: Riley Rich, Gabriel MaGill, Evan Weir, Alex Neill, Samantha Buchberger, Connolly Huth, Jacob Kennedy; back row: Blake Turner, Macy Allen, Maria Chryssopoulos, Jennifer Rice, Isabelle Cloy and Coach Georgia Knowlton.
Clark Creek Elementary School STEM Academy team members are, from left, front row: Joshua Maddox, Haley Becker, Caitlyn Lago, Ashley Lago, Collin Fulton, Colby Pelfrey; second row: Emesh Fernando, Anna Marnell, Claire Wright, Tori Cofield, Elizabeth Atkins, Taylor Boysen, Gwendolyn Peppers, Tyler Catton; back row: Principal Dr. Jennifer Scrivner, Adrian Heisler, Anna Haughey, Grayson Rosen, Regan Forsythe, Madison Forsythe and Coach Teresa Bailey.
Judges Debbie Childress, Cherokee County School District supervisor for Instructional Technology, left, and Cherokee County School Board member Patsy Jordan ask Carmel Elementary School student Robert Went questions about one of his entries.
Cherokee County School District students excelled at the Piedmont Regional Technology Competition, and brought home an impressive 32 first-place awards, 27 second-place awards and 22 third-place awards.
The regional competition was on Jan. 26 at River Ridge High School and was open to students in grades three to 12.
Students were able to enter their work in a variety of categories such as 3D design, multimedia applications, digital video production, animated graphic designs and robotics and then compete against other students in their grade for first-, second- and third-place awards.
District officials said financial support for the event was provided by Northside Hospital-Cherokee and the PTA.
All first-place winners will travel to Macon for the State Technology Competition on March 9.
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