Seminole SECME competed in the Palm Beach County School District engineering Olympiad against 13 other Palm Beach County high schools on Saturday, March 07 at John I. Leonard High School from 8:30 AM – 3:30 p.m. Thinking Out of the Box, was the theme of this year’s SECME competition for students interested in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology.
Congratulations to the club for their victories:
• In the Communications - banner competition: 3rd place award to Natanya Robinson, Charleen Thome, Emily Rattray, and Frank Desanti!
• In the Communications - poster competition: honorable mention to Frank Desanti!
• In the Communications - banner competition: 3rd place award to Natanya Robinson, Charleen Thome, Emily Rattray, and Frank Desanti!
• In the Communications - poster competition: honorable mention to Frank Desanti!
SECME (Science, Engineering, Communication, and Mathematics Excellence) is a national supplemental program that promotes academic achievement in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and math. SECME club offers students many hands-on activities and project based learning challenges. For example, in the annual Olympiad, students square off in engineering contests to design and build mousetrap powered cars, water bottle rockets, and balsa wood bridges; in general knowledge games with the "Brain Bowl," and in literary and artistic competitions with essays, mission patches, banners, and posters.
Stephanie Rodgerson, AJ Fandrey and Kyle Shippley showcased their VEX robotics engineering projects “Tumbler” and “Protobot”.
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