Four student teams presented original apps and business plans addressing real-world challenges to their 10th grade peers and a panel of judges. Projects included: Scholar+ (Liel Weinberger, Jonah Delgado, Isaac Wertheimer): A short-form, AI-supported learning platform that combines engagement with academic rigor. Give Together (Charlotte Kavana, Hailey Deutsch): A micro-donation app enabling small, consistent contributions to support nonprofits. VenturePilot (Ness Sasson-Gelman, Joseph Kopel): A “startup operating system” using AI to streamline finances, strategy, and investor readiness. Maze Run (Arie Friedlich-Kubbany): A fitness app that gamifies running through challenges, points, and competition. The competition was incredibly close, with each team presenting thoughtful and compelling ideas. We are proud of their commitment to this opt-in co-curricular opportunity. Mazal Tov to Ness Sasson-Gelman and Joseph Kopel on their winning app, VenturePilot. They will advance, alongside their peers, to the Miami-Dade Private School Innovation Competition on April 14. Categories (tags): AcademicsHigh SchoolSTEAM
