Results for the 2020 ArcGIS Online (AGOL) competition for middle and high school students are in.  The competition allowed middle and high school students to submit a story map about a custom project.  More details are available on the Esri competition website.  This year, 527 total entries were submitted nationwide.  Of those, 130 entries won an award of $100.  Esri then selected a few of those awardees as "state winners" for doing especially well on certain elements, such as mapping or documentation.

Of the 130 projects that received awards, 5 were from Arizona and one of those were selected a State Winner - Alexander Jauregui-Galarza from Corona Del Sol High School in Tempe for his project on Agriculture in Yuma County. Congratulations to all awardees in this year's competition!  See below for more details about each project that received awards this year.  

• (State Winner) Agriculture in Yuma County, AZ: Yuma's Agricultural Impact & Significance
  • Created by: Alexander Jauregui-Galarza
  • Teacher: Dawn Schmidt
  • School: Corona Del Sol High School
• Solar Energy Potential: How we can help Arizona's pollution problem by converting to Solar energy.
  • Created by: Adrian Perdana and Andres Lopez
  • Teacher: Dawn Schmidt
  • School: Corona Del Sol High School
• Wrong Way Drivers in Arizona
  • Created by: Jared Janda and Ryne Cook
  • Teacher: Dawn Schmidt
  • School: Corona Del Sol High School
• Flaws in the Arizona Foster Care System
  • Created by: Sammie Lopez
  • Teacher: Dawn Schmidt
  • School: Corona Del Sol High School
• Arizona Wildfires: The Causes and Effects of Wildfires in Arizona
  • Created by: Jayden Viene and Ryan La Ra
  • Teacher: Dawn Schmidt
  • School: Corona Del Sol High School