Congratulations to our junior students Larkin H. and Saheb-Runvir N. who were amongst the finalists, out of hundreds of entries, at the Diamond Challenge hosted by the University of Delaware! This global high school entrepreneurship challenge gathers students from all over the world who present their projects to a distinguished panel of CEOs and corporate executives of national and international companies and build a life-long global support network.
Larkin’s team project KOPI: Grounds for Better Air, focused on using used coffee grounds to reduce methane from livestock emissions.
Saheb-Runvir's team project CornCrete is an eco-friendly composite material made from waste corn biomass and biodegradable casein glue, serving as sustainable construction solution and supporting economic growth for small farmers.