Showcasing Mississippi’s tech talent: Nearly 1,000 students, educators fill Natchez Convention Center for state conference
Published 7:55 am Sunday, March 24, 2024
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Last week, nearly 1,000 students and educators crowded the Natchez Convention Center to show off their high-tech skills during the Mississippi Technology Students Association state conference.
The event which included competitions ranging from solar-powered car
races to creative design and robotics were held in Natchez from Monday through Thursday.
Here are some pictures from some of the competitions:
- Amber Wells from Port Gibson High School competed in Fashion Technology. (Ben Hillyer / The Natchez Democrat)
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- Natchez teacher Laveria Green sits with Fallin Technology student Christian Jackson who competed in the Digital Video Production Category
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