Alpharetta High Robotics Club member and junior Aditya Singh qualified to be a state finalist in the FIRST Technical Challenge (FTC), having won the Deans List Award. Singh is scheduled to advance to the FTC World Championships in Houston, Texas, this month. 

Chattahoochee High School junior Caelyn DeSouza was honored as the National Center for Women in Technology 2020 Georgia Affiliate Winner. Pam Whitlock, FCS Teacher of the Year and Chattahoochees AP computer science teacher, nominated DeSouza because of her passion and work in the computer science field and ability to work with Java and Python computer languages. Her mission is to create amazing projects with technology that will help people all over the world and develop apps for under-resourced children to assist in learning.

Additionally, DeSouza shadowed Fulton Superior Court Judge Rachelle Carnesale for a day as part of the Student Leadership Johns Creeks Secretary of State Ambassadors program. The group is planning a judge forum for the public with over 15 Superior Court judges.

Chattahoochee High School Principal Mike Todd has been chosen to present at the National Blue Ribbon Schools of Excellence Conference, December 8-11, in Orlando, Florida. He will speak about implementing a strategic response to intervention program (RTI), a just-in-time instruction plan to assist students who are not making adequate progress in classroom studies and skills deficits at the high school level.