After five weeks of hard work developing a solution to a real-world challenge, producing a presentation video, and building a minimum viable product (MVP), our team won the World Wide Technology STEM Student Forum on Saturday.
Throughout this process, the students demonstrated incredible creativity, persistence, collaboration, and professionalism. Watching them grow as innovators and confidently present their work was truly inspiring.
"Thank you to our faculty and staff for their continued support of our students as they take on opportunities like this that extend learning beyond the classroom," said Phillip Stapleton, CBC STEM teacher and Educational Technology Coordinator. "I’m incredibly proud of the work they did and the way they represented CBC."
