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How technology competition inspires students to build robots, think digital
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Judges Karen Ewing, left, and Marcella Diaz listen as Flowery Branch Elementary student Maelynne Spinelli gives her presentation in the graphic design competition Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020, during the Hall County Schools Georgia Technology Competition. - photo by Scott Rogers
Kelsey Podo
The Times
Published: Jan 30, 2020, 12:46 AM
Jonathan Ayers and Diego Ochoa, fourth graders at Sugar Hill Elementary, programmed and built a miniature motorized vehicle, fit for putting out fires in Australia and transporting rescued koalas.
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How school board voted on $165K renovations at Cherokee Bluff High
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Cherokee Bluff High School. - photo by Austin Steele
Ben Anderson
The Times
Published: Apr 18, 2025, 1:51 PM
The Hall County school board voted on whether to approve $165,000 in renovations at Cherokee Bluff High School.
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