Horry County Schools showcased the ingenuity of its students at the 17th Annual Technology Fair held Wednesday. The event provided a platform for young innovators to display their technological creations and projects, demonstrating a wide range of skills and creativity.

The fair, a longstanding tradition within the school district, featured exhibits from students across various grade levels and schools. Projects ranged from robotics and coding to digital art and multimedia presentations. Judges evaluated the projects based on criteria such as originality, technical skill, and the potential impact of the innovation.

This year's event builds on 16 years of previous fairs, consistently highlighting the district's commitment to STEM education and fostering a culture of innovation among its students. The Technology Fair provides a valuable opportunity for students to apply their knowledge, develop problem-solving skills, and explore potential careers in technology-related fields. Details regarding specific winning projects and awards were not immediately available, but the event was widely considered a success in celebrating student achievement and technological advancement within Horry County Schools.