The Jackson Hole High School Robotics Team has reached the Final Round in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow National Contest! Out of 2500 entrants in the first round, they won a computer and video camera for being in the top 25.
The second round required an entry of a student-created video, and one of their videos made the top 12! JHHS and the robots team will receive $70,000 worth of equipment.
Now, the team needs your help to be #1!
Go to https://pages.samsung.com/us/sft/video/index.jsp#top to see the videos and VOTE (as many times as you want). Click on the vote tab underneath our video, and it will ask to register your email. The top five finalist schools will win cash prizes.
This is an amazing opportunity for our community.
Please vote early, vote often and tell your friends - put it on Facebook! Share with friends and family!
About the Contest:
Samsung is dedicated to helping children share the wonder of life, learning, and the planet. Through the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow contest we will give away more than $1,000,000 worth of technology to schools around the country.
Samsung and its partners called on public school teachers to raise student interest in science, technology, engineering and math by inviting them to answer the challenge, "Show how science or math can help the environment in your community." More than 1,500 application essays came from teachers and students across the country. The top 25 were chosen and sent video production kits containing a Samsung laptop, camcorder and software from Adobe. Twelve finalists have been selected and are featured on this site.
The Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Judging Panel will select four grand prize winners and we´re asking you to help select the fifth grand prize winner — our Community Choice Winner — by voting below. Click on the videos below to view, then vote for your favorite!
Vote Now - Public Voting Closes at 11:59 p.m. ET on Monday, March 12, 2012!
Read more at https://pages.samsung.com/us/sft/video/showcase.html
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