Ten Darlington School students advanced to the Georgia State Technology Competition after competing in the Darlington School Competition in November and the Regional Competition in January. Sophomores Joseph Qiu and Michelle Xiong took first place in the robotics category, while third-grader Lily Fine placed third in her category of multimedia applications.
To compete at the state level, students had to place first in their category and age group at both the school and regional competitions. Other students who made it to the state competition include:
Internet Applications:
(3,4) Elizabeth Wellesley
(5, 6) Adelyn Fine and Ava Weekley
Mobile Apps:
(9, 10) Johnny Liu and Ray Lu
Programming:
(5, 6) Luke Eberhart
Robotics:
(3, 4) Nicolas Buscato Giotto
“This group of students has truly shown what dedication and hard work can achieve,” said Technology Integration Coordinator Leah Lynn. “Their success in advancing to the state level reflects not only their individual talents but also the spirit of collaboration and perseverance that we strive to cultivate at Darlington. They put in countless hours staying after school to practice, prepare, and refine their projects, and it’s inspiring to see that effort pay off. I couldn’t be more proud of them.”
Congratulations to all the students for their outstanding accomplishments and for representing Darlington with excellence!
