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Catoosa County Public Schools

A Georgia Charter System

CCPS Tech Competition

2026-2027 Student Technology Competition

A blue and yellow informational poster for the Catoosa County Schools Student Technology Competition 2026-2027.

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CCPS Tech Competition

Here you will find information about the technology competition including category descriptions, rubrics, timelines, and registration information. Additionally, you will find some useful tips to help students create winning projects! Please use the navigation tabs below to navigate through the different project categories.

The Georgia Student Technology Competition (GaSTC) is an annual student competition that gives students the opportunity to showcase their innovative use of technology in daily learning. The competition is open to all students in grades 3-12 that reside in Georgia.

All first place winners of the Catoosa County Technology Competition will advance to the Northwest Georgia Regional Technology Competition. Winners of that competition will advance to the state level Georgia Student Technology Competition (GaSTC). The Georgia Student Technology Competition (GaSTC) is an annual student technology competition sponsored by the Georgia Educational Technology Consortium. The GaSTC includes over 750 projects representing the work of more than 1,000 students.

 

School Coordinator /
Additional Chaperone(s)
CSE Christian Thomas & Latrice Williams
WES Amanda Elkins
WSE Caleb Parker
BOY Adam Shoelen Jennifer Roloff
GES Anna Parker
RES Alisa Nepp
TCE Amanda Miller
HMS Nikia Stephens
LMS Chad Kehir
RMS Annie O’Dell
HHS Beth Chappelear
LFO Liz Phipps
BES Rachel Murray, Robin Stallings
RHS Amber Smith

Categories

All projects submitted must be designed and created by students. While some adult guidance is allowed, it must be evident that all work entered by students was completed by students. Students that are unable to present their projects for whatever reason, (including illness), may NOT use "proxies." Only students that are part of the original registered team may represent a project at the competition. Projects for each category must be unique and CANNOT be entered in more than one category. Students are able to participate in a maximum of 1 project, with the exception of the Technology Literacy Challenge. Students are NOT allowed to switch project categories. Projects will only be judged in the category in which it placed first in at the regional competition.

Projects for each category must be unique and cannot be entered in more than one category. A student can only participate in a maximum of one project, excluding the Programming Challenge. Projects may consist of an individual student or a team of two students.

Projects are to be designed and created by students. Some adult guidance is allowed, but it must be clear that all work entered by students was done by the students.

Students MUST document any work they did not create. In many cases, they will also need to receive permission and show documentation.