Georgia K-12 Geospatial Competition 2019 Winners

Congratulations to all the competition winners! Good luck to Diya Patel and Miles Parkhurst who will proceed to the virtual national competition!

Middle School State

First Place - State Champion

Miles Parkhurst
STEM Academy at Bartlett,
Teacher: Vicki Albritton

Project Title:

Birch Trees in Georgia

See Miles' winning submission

Second Place

Cameron Taylor Chauhan
STEM Academy at Bartlet
Teacher: Vicki Albritton

Third Place

Abigail Mastison
STEM Academy at Bartlett
Teacher: Vicki Albritton

High School State

First Place - State Champion

Diya Patel
Effingham College & Career Academy
Teacher: Amanda Conner

Project Title:

Airline Flight Patterns

See Diya Patel's winning submission

Second Place

Karen Ji
Effingham College & Career Academy
Teacher: Amanda Conner

Third Place

Eliud Guzman
Johnson High School
Teacher: Charity Wang

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