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ILM Academy wins STEAMIFY Grand Prize at Augusta University

About 1,000 children and teachers from across Georgia and South Carolina competed in STEAMIFY on Oct. 26

Students at Augusta University showed their content knowledge and problem-solving skills at STEAMIFY on Oct. 26
Students at Augusta University showed their content knowledge and problem-solving skills at STEAMIFY on Oct. 26 (Phil Jones, Augusta University, Augusta, Ga.)

AUGUSTA, GA. - Students from ILM Academy in Roswell, Ga., competed at Augusta University in Augusta, Ga., in the annual STEAMIFY competition for fourth through eighth graders on Saturday, Oct. 26. More than 150 teams registered, from across the state of Georgia and South Carolina, in the arts and sciences, to build community through creating responsible choices regarding technological advances.

Each team competed in a series of prepared challenges to present their solutions to problems in categories like dance, engineering, visual arts and rocketry. Teams also participated in a blind spontaneous challenge that was administered the day of the competition.

ILM Academy’s team, ILM Smarts, placed first in Elementary Visual Arts, Middle Grades Spoken Word, and Middle Grades Visual Arts, and placed second in Middle Grades Engineering.

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  • ILM Smarts took first place in Elementary Visual Arts, coached by Heba Hassan. Second place went to Blakeney Elementary School in Burke County, and third place went to North Columbia Elementary School in Columbia County.
  • The team took first place in Middle Grades Spoken Word, coached by Bushra Alvi. Second place went to T.J. Elder Middle School in Washington County, and third place went to Spirit Creek Middle School in Richmond County.
  • The team took first in Middle Grades Visual Arts, coached by Umme-Kulsoom Huda. Second place went to Evans Middle School in Columbia County; and third place went to Burke County Middle School in Burke County.
  • The team took second in Middle Grades Engineering, coached by Bushra Alvi. First place went to West Chatham Middle School in Savannah-Chatham County; and third place went to Spirit Creek Middle School in Richmond County.

The full results can be found here and below: http://coenews.augusta.edu/archives/2178


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Elementary

Dance

Engineering

Spoken Word

Theater

Visual Arts

Middle Grades

Aeronautical Engineering

Dance

Debate

Engineering

  • First Place: WCMS CO2 Harness Team from West Chatham Middle School, Savannah-Chatham County Schools Coach: Sabina Nell
  • Second Place: ILMSmarts from ILM Academy, private school, Atlanta, Ga. Coach: Bushra Alvi
  • Third Place: Building Dolphins from Spirit Creek Middle School, Richmond County Schools Coach: Rosina Allen

Rocketry

Spoken Word

  • First Place: ILMSmarts from ILM Academy, private school, Atlanta, Ga. Coach: Samia Siddiqi
  • Second Place: EMS-1 from T.J. Elder Middle School, Washington County Schools Coach: Karen Clements, Victoria Broome
  • Third Place: Verse of the Dolphin from Spirit Creek Middle School, Richmond County Schools Coach: Rosina Allen

Theater

Visual Arts

  • First Place: ILMSmarts from ILM Academy, private school, Atlanta, Ga. Coach: Umme-Kulsoom Huda
  • Second Place: The Masters from Evans Middle School, Columbia County Schools Coach: Coral Vedder
  • Third Place: Smith from Burke County Middle School, Burke County Schools Coach: Shakeirra Riggs

Grand Prize Winners

Grand Prize Elementary School Winner – River Ridge 3, from River Ridge Elementary School in Columbia County School District.

Coaches: Dawn Jeffers and Emily Harrison.

Grand Prize Middle School Winner – ILMSmarts, from ILM Academy, a private school in Atlanta, Ga.

Coach: Umme-Kulsoom Huda

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Augusta University is Georgia’s innovation center for education and health care, training the next generation of innovators, leaders and healthcare providers in classrooms and clinics on four campuses in Augusta and locations across the state. Nearly 9,000 students choose Augusta for educational opportunities at the center of Georgia’s new cybersecurity hub, and experiential learning that blends arts and application, humanities and the health sciences. Augusta is home to Georgia's only public academic health center, where groundbreaking research is creating a healthier, more prosperous Georgia and world-class clinicians are bringing the medicine of tomorrow to patient care today.

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