HorizonSTEM Hackathon

Hack Days

Saturday July 25, 2026
3:30PM to 9:00PM EDT
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The Coder School Suwanee
4140 Moore Rd 
Suite B-108
Suwanee, Georgia 30024
United States

Event Description

The Horizon STEM Hackathon invites students and young visionaries to collaborate on cutting-edge tech projects while enjoying free food throughout the event. On July 25, 2026, participants will dive into an exciting day of coding, creating, and problem-solving under the guidance of expert mentors. Secure your free spot today to build your skills, team up with peers, and compete for amazing prizes.

Who can attend?

Locations have different requirements for who can attend. This location is open to the following:

Schedule

🗓️ Hackathon Schedule
3:30 PM – 4:00 PM | Opening & Prompt Introduction

Kick off the event, meet your peers, and get the official reveal of the design challenges!

4:00 PM – 7:00 PM | Hacking Session

Dive into coding, designing, and building with your team.

7:00 PM – 7:30 PM | Dinner & Sponsor Shoutouts

Enjoy a free dinner to refuel while catching video highlights and shoutouts from our sponsors, MLH and The Coder School.

7:30 PM – 8:00 PM | Final Polish

Make last-minute updates and put the finishing touches on your team presentations.

8:00 PM – 9:00 PM | Presentations, Prizes, & Closing

Pitch your solutions to the judges, celebrate the winners, and wrap up an incredible day of innovation!

Additional Information

Group Me : https://groupme.com/join_group/115405889/DvYz4gR5

Hosted by

Naga Sai Sasidhar Duvvarapu

Horizon STEM is a student-led movement that combats the decline in K-8 science and math engagement by replacing passive memorization with hands-on, challenge-based workshops. Using a "Play-to-Learn" model, high school mentors provide near-peer guidance to younger students, helping them bridge the gap between classroom formulas and real-world application. By fostering a sense of ownership and identity as innovators, the project has successfully scaled to six chapters and hundreds of students to ensure the next generation remains curious about the future of STEM.

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