Byron Middle School named state winner for Samsung's Solve for Tomorrow Challenge
If Byron becomes a national winner, it would receive $100,000 "in prize packages comprised of Samsung Technology and classroom supplies."
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If Byron becomes a national winner, it would receive $100,000 "in prize packages comprised of Samsung Technology and classroom supplies."
BYRON, Minn.-Byron Middle School is one of 50 state winners in the 13th annual "Samsung Solve for Tomorrow" competition. Eighth grade students at the school designed a project called "The
This award is presented by Southeast Service Cooperative’s STEM Forward program.