Students from Semmes Elementary recently demonstrated outstanding creativity, innovation, and technical skills at the Region 7 Technology Fair, competing against 422 students from across the region. Our students represented the school with excellence in a variety of categories including digital photography, multimedia, robotics, video production, and multidimensional design.
Several Semmes Elementary students earned top placements in their divisions, and many will have the exciting opportunity to advance to the ACTE State Technology Fair.
Grades 3–4 Results
Our younger competitors made a strong showing across multiple categories:
- Digital Photography: Riley Hill – 3rd Place
- Multidimensional Design: Madison Smith – 1st Place
- Multimedia: Paisley Turner – 3rd Place
- Robotics: Jase Weaver & Evan McNaughton – 2nd Place
Video (Individual):
- 1st Place – Blakey Corley
- 2nd Place – Eleanor Odom
- 3rd Place – Khloe Gomes
Video (Team):
- 1st Place – Sadie McBride & Sydney Rambo
- 2nd Place – Aliya Cervantes & Sadie Bowler
Grades 5–6 Results
Our upper grade students also delivered impressive performances:
- Digital Photography: Sadie Bowler – 2nd Place
- Robotics: Garrett Bennett & Nikolai Sieja – 1st Place
Video (Individual):
- 1st Place – Ruth Gibbs
- 2nd Place – Mila Bridges
These achievements reflect the hard work, creativity, and dedication of our students, as well as the guidance and support of their teachers and families. The Region 7 Technology Fair challenges students to think critically, solve problems, and showcase their skills using technology in meaningful ways.
We are incredibly proud of all of our participants and wish our advancing students the best of luck as they prepare to compete at the ACTE State Technology Fair! 🎉👏