The STEM Education Awards of Georgia celebrates efforts in promoting and supporting science, technology, engineering and math education.
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For the second year in a row, the Sandy Springs Education Force has been selected as a winner at the annual STEM Education Awards of Georgia.
Sponsored by The Technology Association of Georgia and the TAG Education Collaborative, SSEF’s award was presented on Friday in a special ceremony held in Atlanta.
Now in its fourth year, the award celebrates schools, extracurricular programs, public-private partnerships, science agencies and post-secondary education outreach programs for efforts in supporting and promoting science, technology, engineering and math education throughout the state.
A crowd of more than 300 members of the technology and education community were on hand at the event, which was sponsored by Georgia Tech Research Institute, Cisco and Promethean.
“It was truly a challenge to choose from among the many applicants from around Georgia,” said Tino Mantella, president & CEO of TAG. “We applaud this year’s winners for standing out as leaders in Georgia’s educational community.”
SSEF and program partner Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI), won in the Extracurricular Program category for its Fifth Annual STEM Event in March 2015, impacting over 2000 students.
Focusing on communication technology, the event took place at North Springs Charter High School where almost 900 students viewed over 20 STEM exhibits.
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