Solve for Tomorrow



Applications are in!

The application phase of the competition is now closed. Judges are reviewing all applications. Tune back in on or around Dec. 3rd to find out which schools will advance to the next phase of the competition as State Finalists!

Samsung Solve for Tomorrow

Congratulations to our 2023-2024 National Winners

Our National Winners have shown us how innovation on a community level can be used to build a better future.

Congratulations to our 2023-2024 National Winners

Our National Winners have shown us how innovation on a community level can be used to build a better future.

Brandywine High School
Hoover High School

Hoover High School

Hoover, AL
Sustainable Automatic Door Opener - Hoover High School students use STEM skills to develop a low-cost, sustainabile automatic door opener that improves the quality of life for people with dexterity.

Strawberry Crest High School
Brandywine High School

Brandywine High School

Wilmington, DE
Board Games for All - Brandywine Highs School students developed a low-cost, sustainable, and customizable board game set that can be played with by all.

Porter High School
Princeton High School

Princeton High School

Princeton, NJ
The Che'w Robot - Princeton High School students develop the Che'w Robot, a robot designed to help people learn Mam, a Mayan language that is spoken by very few people today, to help keep the language alive for the next generation of Mayan people.

Sustainability Innovation Award Winner
Sustainability Innovation Award Winner

Sustainability Innovation Award Winner

Green Street Academy, Baltimore, MD
A new kind of Paper - Students at Green Street Academy recycle the local sargasm found in local bodies of water to develop a sustainable alternative to paper and and cardboard.

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  • Hoover High School

    Hoover, AL
    Sustainable Automatic Door Opener - Hoover High School students use STEM skills to develop a low-cost, sustainabile automatic door opener that improves the quality of life for people with dexterity.

  • Brandywine High School

    Wilmington, DE
    Board Games for All - Brandywine Highs School students developed a low-cost, sustainable, and customizable board game set that can be played with by all.

  • Princeton High School

    Princeton, NJ
    The Che'w Robot - Princeton High School students develop the Che'w Robot, a robot designed to help people learn Mam, a Mayan language that is spoken by very few people today, to help keep the language alive for the next generation of Mayan people.

  • Sustainability Innovation Award Winner

    Green Street Academy, Baltimore, MD
    A new kind of Paper - Students at Green Street Academy recycle the local sargasm found in local bodies of water to develop a sustainable alternative to paper and and cardboard.

STUDENTS
TEACHERS
COMMUNITY

STUDENTS

Students will improve their STEM toolkit, get hands-on experience for higher education, and finalists will receive one-on-one project mentorship from Samsung employees.

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TEACHERS

Just by applying, teachers will receive free professional development opportunities from Samsung such
as Teacher Academy.

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COMMUNITY

Raise awareness of important issues impacting your community, foster social responsibility in the next generation of leaders, and receive up to $100,000 in Samsung technology and classroom materials for your school.

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Prize tiers

National Winners

Three National Winner schools receive a $100K prize package including Samsung products and classroom resources.

National Winners

National Finalists

10 schools will be named National Finalists and chosen to receive a $50K prize package including Samsung products and classroom resources, plus a trip to TBD location to pitch their solution for a chance to become a National Winner.

National Finalists

Sustainability Innovation Award

1 State Winner showing consideration for environmental impact will receive a $25,000 prize pack of Energy Star Certified Samsung products.

Sustainability Innovation Award

Rising Entrepreneurship Award

1 State Winner showing great promise in STEM skills and the ability to produce their solution for their local community will receive a $25,000 prize package of Samsung products.

State Winners

State Winners

50 schools will be named State Winner and receive a $12,000 prize package of Samsung Products.

State Winners

State Finalists

300 schools will be named State Finalists and chosen to receive a $2,500 prize package of Samsung Products for their school.

State Winners

What $100,000 in Samsung technology looks like for your classroom

SEE THE TECHNOLOGY IN OWENSVILLE CLASSROOMS

What $100,000 in Samsung technology looks like for your classroom

SEE THE TECHNOLOGY IN OWENSVILLE CLASSROOMS
Galaxy S24 5G | S24+ 5G
Galaxy Z Fold 6 5G
Galaxy Tab S9 FE | S9 FE+
Galaxy Chromebook Go

Galaxy S24 5G | S24+ 5G

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Galaxy Z Fold 6 5G

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Galaxy Tab S9 FE | S9 FE+

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Galaxy Chromebook Go

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After a year of uncertainty and change, we have some helpful advice on how to return to the classroom with renewed focus and even better tools.

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No purchase necessary to enter or win in the Samsung “Solve for Tomorrow” Education Contest. Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, 21 or older & currently employed at a public school teacher, grades 6–12. Contest begins 8/27/24. For Official Rules and judging criteria, click here.

Sponsor: Samsung Electronics America, Inc. Samsung is registered trademark of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. All other product and brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.