Able Trust Announces Winners of their 2021 High School High Tech (HSHT) Project Venture Competition

“Love the Launch”
At the end of every school year many students are involved in a variety of academic and entrepreneurial competitions. Some of these are based on technology and occupational skills developed through participation in CTE programs and related CTSO (Career Technical Student Organizations) like SkillsUSA Florida, the Technology Student Association (TSA) and FIRST® Robotics. But there are many others. Recently, the High School High Tech (HSHT) program under the Able Trust hosted a virtual finalist competition for Project Venture. East Ridge High School in Lake County took the top prize with their “Love the Launch” condiment launcher!

HSHT works with students with disabilities (SWD) in most school districts across the state. A program coordinator provides special resources and guidance to help students in the program become workplace ready. The goal of the Project Venture competition is to put students into a situation where they are developing real-world applicable workplace skills, including working in groups, delegating, timelines, written communications, problem solving, and “Big Picture” thinking. 

Lake Ridge HSHT winning team
FLATE congratulates all the HSHT teams across the state that competed in the 2021 Project Venture Competition.  FLATE also commends Christian Davidson, Director of Marketing and Communications at MACF (Manufacturing Association of Central Florida) for judging the finalist competition.  Manufacturers can look forward to the opportunity to participate in the next Project Venture competition by helping a local team in your area or possibly judging the finalist competition.

 To watch the 2021 finalist competition, check the HSHT webpage in the weeks ahead.

To read more about “love the launch” launcher, click here.

To learn more about the Able Trust’s High School High Tech program visit their website.

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