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Central Tech Hosts 2017 Stem Day

March 9th, 2017

Central Tech hosted the 15th annual Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Day at the Drumright campus. It’s a one-day event with activities consisting of math contests, engineering and scientific problem solving, and demonstrations related to STEM.

Fifteen schools attended with approximately 530 high school and middle school students competing. Competitions included five areas of math: middle school math, algebra I & II, geometry, and advanced math, two engineering events—Long Distance Glider and “Pirate’s Escape” Penny Boat. In the biomedical science area, students solved a written scientific problem using teamwork, scientific deductions, and demonstration of the method used.

Winners received medals for first, second, and third places. A sweepstakes honor was awarded to the schools with the most overall points which were: High School—first place Cushing, second place Mannford, and third place Kellyville; Middle School—first place Cleveland, second place Sapulpa, and third place Kellyville.

For more information about STEM classes at Central Tech visit CentralTech.Edu and for more about STEM education in Oklahoma, go to okstem.org.

Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Advanced Math competition (L-R): first place Allison Pennybaker of Sapulpa, second place Matthew Pastor of Sapulpa, and third place Gabrielle Simpson of Cushing.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Geometry competition (L-R): first place Ian Sumpter of Cushing, second place Karley White of Mannford, and third place Kirk Huseman of Cushing.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Algebra II competition (L-R): first place Tyler Grimes of Cushing, second place Dora Molnar of Cushing, and third place Brett Winter of Bristow.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Algebra I competition (L-R): first place Alice Zhou of Mannford, second place Jessica McIntyre of Ripley, and third place Kaylie Sequira of Mannford.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Math competition (L-R): first place Alexa Farris of Sapulpa, second place Hannah Johnson of Oilton, and third place Jadon Scroggs of Olive.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Long Distance Glider team competition (L-R): first place Andrew Watson of Mannford, second place Pippa Jones and Andrew Arnett of Cushing, and third place Lucas Jones and Walker Vernon of Kellyville.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Long Distance Glider team competition (L-R): first place Logan Martin and Cheyenne Sample of Cushing, second place Rosy Gonzalez and Jordon Anderson of Cleveland, and third place Omar Pina and Ashton Bowers of Mounds.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day High School “Pirate’s Escape” Penny Boat team competition (L-R): first place Emily King and Britney Mace of Mannford, second place Tyler Wayland and TJ Evans of Bristow, and third place Braden Cox and Brian Lamb of Sapulpa.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School “Pirate’s Escape” Penny Boat team competition (L-R): first place Darian Edwards and Kelbi Smith of Cleveland, second place Caillin Dover and Hailey Roenner of Bristow, and third place Trista Barnes and Garrett Cox of Olive.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Scientific Problem Solving team competition (L-R): first place Asia Lay and Aubrey Wilson of Kellyville, second place Destinee Gould and Della Allison of Sapulpa, and third place Eli Smith and Noure Edminston of Kellyville.
Winners of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Scientific Problem Solving team competition (L-R): first place Jeremy Hicks and Sarah Thompson of Kellyville, second place Madison Riley and Clarissa Brothers of Kellyville, and third place Connor Rose and Rachel Brooks of Sapulpa.
First place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Sweepstakes award, Cushing High School.
Second place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Sweepstakes award, Mannford High School.
Third place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day High School Sweepstakes award, Kellyville High School.
First place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Sweepstakes award, Cleveland Middle School.
Second place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Sweepstakes award, Sapulpa Middle School.
Third place winner of the Central Tech STEM Day Middle School Sweepstakes award, Kellyville Middle School.

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