- Senior Projects: While Seniors are hearing back from universities, they are helping out underclass folks on their projects and will be acting as judges at the Showcase.
- Junior Projects: There are a number of really exciting projects underway among the 11th graders. Leah Zheng and Madi Lee are working on developing a math tutoring service for middle school students called Math Genies, while Padma Ignatius, Kylie Abrego, Shane Ryan, and Zhivan Khaleeli are continuing to develop Kismet, a mentorship program to broaden the opportunities of elementary students. Brandon Holland is putting the final touches on his CallMap application that will visually map incident reports on college campuses, while Emily Raley and Eliot Hom are developing a water filtration device.
- Sophomore Projects: Lots of really terrific projects being developed by the sophomore class this year, with a number of projects reflecting the sophomore theme of artificial intelligence. Veronica Panina is examining the use of AI in medical care in a TEDx SHC talk – please come by and in the audience on April 14th at the Collins Theater for the 10th anniversary of SHC’s TEDx program. Simran Phojanakong is working on a project exploring future applications of AI in genonomics, while Aanya Shah is developing a chatbot to advise you on the impact of AI on jobs of the future. Slava Shabelsky is developing an idea of self-deploying snow chains for cars.
- Frosh Projects: The 9th-graders are working on a range of cool projects. Kieran Batchelli-Hennessey is exploring the field of geo-engineering, specifically the potential of cloud-brightening technologies as a way to deflect solar radiation and cool the Earth. Liam Cannon and Fionn De Barra are developing a program at SHC to educate the community and tackle the issue of electronic waste. Alex Chang is working with SHC to develop a plan to deploy solar panels and heat pumps in the buildings at SHC to drive down our climate impact. Prototyping methods of restoring coral reefs suffering from warm ocean temperatures, Piper Johnson, Ava Perez, and Cali Tangaan are building water tanks to test out possible approaches.