Rishika, Siri, and Sejal initiated the rolling dreams project to raise funds for a wheelchair-accessible van for Christian Valecheff-Hedik, a student at SFHS living with Cerebral Palsy. They conducted three events - a music bingo, paint night, and pickleball tournament - and collected donations to achieve their goal. By managing events and communications committees, the project managers recieved donations from the community and generous sponsors. Raising $41460, the project successfully brought together the SFHS community to give back to our own community.
CAISE is an e-learning platform that allows students & teachers to maximize preparedness for career-tech student organization competitions through AI-powered business education simulations. Nathan came up with this business idea when he began reflecting on his time competing in DECA and helping students at South Forsyth prepare.
For competition, he developed a working prototype of the product, wrote a 20-page business plan, designed promotional materials, and pitched his idea to judges, ultimately winning 3rd place at ICDC 2025
Nora, Lyla, and Emma worked with a local real estate agency to create engaging promotions targeting new homeowners and empty nesters. Partnering with different businesses like SliceAbility and ARHAUS, along with creating video series, events, and magazine ads, they furthered the businesses' outreach and increased clientele!
GreenGuard’s mission is to prevent unnecessary food waste and related carbon emissions to ensure a greener future for the planet. By using the aid of chemical, visual, and spatial input; the Smart Sensor provides real-time access to scientific conclusions about the freshness of foods inside a user’s fridge. Palak came up with this innovative idea when struggling to manage food freshness without expiration labels.
For competition, she designed a product mockup, wrote a 10-page innovation proposal, conducted market research, and pitched her idea to judges, ultimately winning 3rd place at ICDC 2025.