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The Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest is back!



The Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest is back!



The 15th annual contest is now open. Public school teachers in grades 6-12 can apply now to submit their students’ projects to the 2024-2025 Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest, for a chance at winning their school $100,000 in Samsung tech products and classroom materials. Click here to apply now!

Final event recap
Final Event Recap

Final event recap

2023-2024 National Winners

2023-2024 National Winners

Brandywine High School
Hoover High School

Hoover High School

Hoover, AL
Sustainable Automatic Door Opener - Hoover High School students use STEM skills to develop a low-cost, sustainabile automatic door opener that improves the quality of life for people with dexterity.

Strawberry Crest High School
Brandywine High School

Brandywine High School

Wilmington, DE
Board Games for All - Brandywine Highs School students developed a low-cost, sustainable, and customizable board game set that can be played with by all.

Porter High School
Princeton High School

Princeton High School

Princeton, NJ
The Che'w Robot - Princeton High School students develop the Che'w Robot, a robot designed to help people learn Mam, a Mayan language that is spoken by very few people today, to help keep the language alive for the next generation of Mayan people.

Sustainability Innovation Award Winner
Sustainability Innovation Award Winner

Sustainability Innovation Award Winner

Green Street Academy, Baltimore, MD
A new kind of Paper - Students at Green Street Academy recycle the local sargasm found in local bodies of water to develop a sustainable alternative to paper and and cardboard.

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  • Hoover High School

    Hoover, AL
    Sustainable Automatic Door Opener - Hoover High School students use STEM skills to develop a low-cost, sustainabile automatic door opener that improves the quality of life for people with dexterity.

  • Brandywine High School

    Wilmington, DE
    Board Games for All - Brandywine Highs School students developed a low-cost, sustainable, and customizable board game set that can be played with by all.

  • Princeton High School

    Princeton, NJ
    The Che'w Robot - Princeton High School students develop the Che'w Robot, a robot designed to help people learn Mam, a Mayan language that is spoken by very few people today, to help keep the language alive for the next generation of Mayan people.

  • Sustainability Innovation Award Winner

    Green Street Academy, Baltimore, MD
    A new kind of Paper - Students at Green Street Academy recycle the local sargasm found in local bodies of water to develop a sustainable alternative to paper and and cardboard.

2022-23 National Winners

2022-23 National Winners

Brandywine High School
Brandywine High School

Brandywine High School

Wilmington, Delaware
Students from Brandywine High School developed their AACU switch to eliminate cost barriers by creating an affordable alternative to assistive tech devices for people with independent living disabilities, costing a fraction of the market standard.

Strawberry Crest High School
Strawberry Crest High School

Strawberry Crest High School

Dover, Florida
Students from Strawberry Crest High School developed the Human Health Band, a wearable sensor with an app that allows coaches to monitor an athlete’s body temperature and prevent heat related death.

Porter High School
Porter High School

Porter High School

Porter, Texas
Students from Porter High School developed the HiveHub - A state-of-the-art beehive monitoring system capable of recording the hive traffic, climate, and activity, all while giving live feedback through the user-friendly app.

Sustainability Innovation Award Winner
Bloomington High School South

Sustainability Innovation Award Winner

Bloomington High School South, Indiana
Students from Bloomington High School South won the Sustainability Innovation Award by developing their Temp Mural - They aim to reduce the impact of global warming by engineering mural art using highly reflective, climate-positive barium sulfate paint.

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  • Brandywine High School

    Wilmington, Delaware
    Students from Brandywine High School developed their AACU switch to eliminate cost barriers by creating an affordable alternative to assistive tech devices for people with independent living disabilities, costing a fraction of the market standard.

  • Strawberry Crest High School

    Dover, Florida
    Students from Strawberry Crest High School developed the Human Health Band, a wearable sensor with an app that allows coaches to monitor an athlete’s body temperature and prevent heat related death.

  • Porter High School

    Porter, Texas
    Students from Porter High School developed the HiveHub - A state-of-the-art beehive monitoring system capable of recording the hive traffic, climate, and activity, all while giving live feedback through the user-friendly app.

  • Sustainability Innovation Award Winner

    Bloomington High School South, Indiana
    Students from Bloomington High School South won the Sustainability Innovation Award by developing their Temp Mural - They aim to reduce the impact of global warming by engineering mural art using highly reflective, climate-positive barium sulfate paint.

2021-22 National Winners

2021-22 National Winners

Princeton High School
Princeton High School

Princeton High School

Princeton, New Jersey
Students from Princeton High School worked to combat overproduction of greenhouse gas emissions in landfills by utilizing the black soldier fly to bioremediate food waste into usable products such as a substitute for palm oil in cosmetics like soap.

Porter High School
Porter High School

Porter High School

Porter, Texas
Students from Porter High School developed a gunshot detection and evacuation system to address a crowd stampede caused by an active shooter or the threat of one.

Great Bridge High School
Great Bridge High School

Great Bridge High School

Chesapeake, Virginia
Students from Great Bridge High School addressed bus transportation delays by creating an app and card reader, AcceleRoute, to determine the most efficient route based on riders.

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  • Princeton High School

    Princeton, New Jersey
    Students from Princeton High School worked to combat overproduction of greenhouse gas emissions in landfills by utilizing the black soldier fly to bioremediate food waste into usable products such as a substitute for palm oil in cosmetics like soap.

  • Porter High School

    Porter, Texas
    Students from Porter High School developed a gunshot detection and evacuation system to address a crowd stampede caused by an active shooter or the threat of one.

  • Great Bridge High School

    Chesapeake, Virginia
    Students from Great Bridge High School addressed bus transportation delays by creating an app and card reader, AcceleRoute, to determine the most efficient route based on riders.

2020-21 National Winners

2020-21 National Winners

Texas
Texas

Texas

Porter High School
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Northwest Collegiate Academy
Michigan
Michigan

Michigan

Hope of Detroit Academy
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Final event recap

Final event recap

2019-20 National Winners

2019-20 National Winners

California
California

California

Dougherty Valley High School
Florida
Florida

Florida

Downtown Doral Charter Upper School
North Carolina
North Carolina

North Carolina

North Carolina School of Science and Math
Ohio
Ohio

Ohio

Fairfield High School
Wisconsin
Wisconsin

Wisconsin

Omro High School
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NC

Holly Grove Middle School

2018-19 National Winners

2018-19 National Winners

NC
NC

NC

Holly Grove Middle School
NC
NC

NC

Holly Grove Middle School
Downtown Doral Upper Charter School
Downtown Doral Upper Charter School

Downtown Doral Upper Charter School

FL
North Carolina
North Carolina

North Carolina

Holly Grove Middle School
Virginia
Virginia

Virginia

Deep Creek Middle School
Missouri
Missouri

Missouri

Owensville High School
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Final Event Recap

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2017-18 National Winners


2017-18 National Winners

Kentucky
Kentucky

Kentucky

Ashland Middle School
North Carolina
North Carolina

North Carolina

Thomas Jefferson Middle School
NJ
New Jersey

New Jersey

Cavallini High School
Final event recap
Final Event Recap

Final event recap

2016-17 National Winners

2016-17 National Winners

NY
New York

New York

Secondary School of Journalism
NE
Nebraska

Nebraska

Gering High School
Arizona
Arizona

Arizona

Snowflake Junior High School
Final event recap
Final Event Recap

Final event recap

2015-16 National Winners

2015-16 National Winners

California
CA

California

Mission Valley ROP/James Logan High School
New York
NY

New York

Brooklyn Technical High School
Colorado
Colorado

Colorado

Horizon Middle School
Virginia
Virginia

Virginia

Loudoun Valley High School
Missouri
Missouri

Missouri

Ridgewood Middle School

2014-15 National Winners

2014-15 National Winners

California
CA

California

Downtown College Prep
Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C.

Mississippi

Nicholson Elementary School
Nevada
NV

Nevada

Galena High School
Washington
WA

Washington

Hudson's Bay High School
Pennsylvania
PA

Pennsylvania

Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy
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No purchase necessary to enter or win in the Samsung “Solve for Tomorrow” Education Contest. Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, 21 or older & currently employed at a public school teacher, grades 6–12. Contest begins 8/27/24. For Official Rules and judging criteria, click here.

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