I have recently updated the schedule, and have put it on the website's homepage. Take note of one major change, which is the addition of a separate lunch period after the last event of the day, but before the closing ceremony. This will give everyone a chance to eat lunch without having to worry about missing their events, and will give us a chance to make sure we grade everything thoroughly and correctly. However, this means that the closing ceremony will end about 30 minutes later than anticipated.

I would recommend that you park in the O'Connell Center parking lot, which is on the corner of Gale Lemerand Drive and University Ave, which is the closest parking lot to the Florida Gym, where registration and most of our events will be held.

I have uploaded a map of all the event locations on the SECME website. I will summarize the event locations here:

-Registration: Outside on the east side of the Florida Gym (FLG) near the side entrance. There will be signs in front of FLG which will point you in the right direction.

-Elementary Opening and Closing Ceremony: FLG gymnasium. 

-Middle/High Opening and Closing Ceremony: Weil 270

-Lunch: Gate 16 of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium

-Mousetrap Cars: FLG gymnasium

-Egg Drop: Gate 16 of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium

-Water Bottle Rockets: North Lawn (in front of the Reitz Union)

-Cerebral Challenge: Weil 270

-Surprise Design: FLG 2nd floor classroom (to be determined)

-Math Test: FLG 2nd floor classroom (to be determined)

Registration will occur before all events have started. This is when your students will submit all of their projects and sign in. Registration will be held outside on the east side of the Florida Gym near the side entrance. 

There will be several tables of volunteers with their laptops. They all have access to a spreadsheet with the information you provided in the student registration form. All students will line-up at these tables, and when they reach the front, they will give their name to one of the volunteers. The volunteer will find their name on the spreadsheet, cross them off the list, and give the student a wrist band with an ID code, which is based on their group (Elementary 1, Elementary 2, Elementary 3, or Middle/High School), their school, and their team. 

The student will also give the volunteers their projects for mousetrap car, egg drop, and water bottle rockets.  Each project will be sent to the proper event location, so we ask that you please mark your projects clearly, and make sure they are all contained and organized to make sure they do not get lost. Put the name of the event, your name, grade level, team name, and school name on the container for each project.