We are excited to announce our winners of the 2025 Technology & Innovation Competition!
​Click ​here to view a list of our tech champions.

This year's event ​was hosted on Saturday, February 1st. 

Welcome to the official site for the Atlanta Public Schools Technology & Innovation Competition. 

#APSTIC is a technology competition for 3rd–12th grade students in the Atlanta Public Schools District, including all charter, private, and home schools.

This site provides pertinent information about the tech competition, including category descriptions (which mirror the State's categories), rubrics, and volunteer and judge information.  Additionally, you will find some useful tips to help your students create winning projects! Please use the navigation bar above to navigate throughout the site.

All first place winners will advance to The Georgia Student Technology Competition (GaSTC), an annual student technology competition produced by the Georgia Educational Technology Consortium. The GaSTC is the highest level of student technology competition in Georgia with over 750 projects, representing the work of over 1000 students, which are judged at the competition each March.
Contact Jen Hall [email protected] for more information.

More info about GaSTC:

The Georgia Student Technology Competition (GaSTC) is an annual student competition that gives students the opportunity to showcase their innovative use of technology in daily learning. Started by Lou Dewberry in 2001, the GASTC is the highest level of student technology competition in Georgia. The competition is open to all students in grades 3-12 that reside in Georgia.  In order to compete in the GaSTC, students must receive first place at a recognized regional technology fair. 
The Atlanta Public Schools Technology and Innovation Competition is aligned with the Georgia Student Technology Competition (GaSTC). Please note the following important reminders:
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  • All projects submitted to must be designed and created by students. While some adult guidance is allowed, it must be evident that all work entered by students was completed by students.
  • Students that are unable to present their projects for whatever reason, (including illness), may NOT use "proxies."
  • Only students that are part of the original registered team may represent a project at the fair. 
  • Projects for each category must be unique and CANNOT be entered in more than one category.
  • Students are able to submit a maximum of 1 project.
  • Students are NOT allowed to switch project categories.
  • All 1st place projects automatically advance to the Georgia Student Technology Competition.  Projects will only be judged in the category in which it placed first in at the regional fair.


Additional information can be found in our FAQs.