The Southeast Bulloch High School STEM Club has achieved remarkable success as the Class A state champion for the Georgia Science Olympiad. The competition took place on March 30 at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where the club’s members excelled in 14 out of the 24 individual events.
The students’ achievements include eight first-place finishes, two second-place medals, and four third-place medals. Danielle Hibbs-Heiser, a science teacher at Southeast Bulloch and the STEM Club coach, commended the students for their exceptional accomplishment. She recognized their hard work and dedication towards enhancing their knowledge in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
The Georgia Science Olympiad offers students an engaging platform to collaborate and improve their skills in various STEM disciplines. Open to students from grades 3 to 12, it provides multiple competitions throughout the school year to keep participants motivated and passionate about STEM education.
Southeast Bulloch High School had several student teams receive medals in the Georgia Science Olympiad:
– Detector Building: First place – Joseph Reddin (12) and Krupa Pandya (11)
– Dynamic Planet: First place – Isabelle Cruz (11) and John Toole (10)
– Flight: First place – Chris Reyes (11) and Ethan Pryor (10)
– Microbe Mission: First place – Emma Grace Lowe (11) and Ohm Pandya (9)
– Optics: First place – Thom Mortimore (12) and John Toole (9)
– Robot Tour: First place – Joseph Reddin (12) and Quinn Stoy (9)
– Tower: First place – Mina Griner (9) and Mattie Shaw (8)
– Wind Power: First place – Ethan Pryor (8
