ADHD:. Students created an informational website for teachers, parents, and students to raise awareness and share strategies  and coping skills for young people and their families dealng with ADHD

AI Pest Spy: As farmers often struggle with managing insects that could damage their crops, students envisioned this AI project to identify common crop pests and alert farmers to intervene.   

AI & Garbage Reduction: Not all paper and plastic are recyclable, so how can  we tell? ARK Educate students suggest ways Artificial Intelligence can be used to sort our recycling and improve efficiency.

Boost Brain: This project acknowledges the growing number of students who are students are depending on AI to do their schoolwork or shortcut their research.  This project studies the negative impact of AI on the development of essential skills and offers a training program to help students understand the proper use of AI.

Admin’s Big Bot: Parents often need information about  requirements for enrolling their children in school and the process of completing the required paperwork at the start of the year. This automated assistant, Bambu, helps parents answer  parent questions without worry and concern and without waiting in long lines.

Asthmatic Consciousness: Recognizing that many people suffer from Asthma, students designed a protocol not only for management of this condition but improving daily quality of life.

Gotin, the Great! First graders’ invention of Gotin inspired them to consider the place of science in becoming water heroes and responsible citizens in their communities and their homes. 

Crystal Sip: Taking up the challenge of reliable access to clean drinking water, students envisioned a  simple filtration system as a practical and  affordable solution.

Desalination: Desalination is the process of removing salt and other minerals from seawater so it can be used for drinking, farming and cleaning. This project envisions helping communities get the water they need by making ocean water safe to use.

Your Voice, Your Eyes, Your Heart: Compassion means caring enough to understand someone else’s experience. When people learn or use Braille or sign language, they’re showing that everyone deserves to be heard and included. This project focuses on systems of inclusivity to break down barriers of communication and take action to make life better.  

Riobardes: Using recycled materials to create floating nets that will trap and collect garbage, students have a vision for protecting rivers and streams  from pollution. 

LectoPhonics: Given many students’ struggles with learning to read, this innovative app teaches students phonemic awareness to aid in learning to decode language. 

Deforestation: Eyes on the Forest:  This project uses the principles of gamification to promote awareness of the problems of deforestation and proposes the use of satellite imagery to track deforestation which is becoming a growing problem in El Salvador 

Robocrop: This automated irrigation system senses whether   soil is dry and crops require irrigation,  then automatically waters them. The system is intended to be robot mounted and fully autonomous. 

Pawprints:  With a compassionate vision and a technological system for identifying issues,  students designed a way of addressing the problem of stray dogs in the streets of El Salvador. 

Image Detectives: Students have become aware how artificial images created with AI are becoming more common and can influence public opinion and threaten reputations of users. Students are hopeful their research will help identify remedies and approaches.

Pure Water: From evaporation to condensation and precipitation! Students researched the science and magic of the water cycle and demonstrated its power and wonder in our lives.

Smart Pillow: Stress, distraction, worry and many other things can make it challenging to get to sleep. This vision for a Smart Pillow dissolves stress away and guide  users to a peaceful, uninterrupted sleep. 

Robotics: Working the Earth: This robot  employs its long arm to  plant seeds and harvest crops. This multi functional robot helps water the soil and keep it moist during the dry weather season.

Seizure Alert: Epileptic seizures can come on with little warning and create great vulnerability. This seizure alert medical device projects the patient by sounding an alert and instructing people on best ways to respond.

One Seed at a Time: No soil? No problem! First graders offer us a vision for hydroponic gardening and show us how to grow big dreams and healthy plants, one seed at a time.

Thermoband: Heatstroke is a serious risk for those working in  hot conditions. This innovative headband helps prevent this life threatening condition.

Waterloop: While we all know fresh water is a precious resource, the more we learn, the more awareness grows. New ways of recycling and reusing household  water are proposed!

Enchanted Windmills: In the mountains of El Salvador, access to electricity can be unpredictable. Inventing more efficient ways to harness the power of the wind at higher altitudes can help  create clean, accessible energy. 

Ferdinand's Research: Students learned that using storytelling to engage people on important topics can have great results. Saving water can be an adventure!

Water for Life: Youngest students researched water uses by interviewing older students and community members with original surveys. They drew conclusions and made bold recommendations for conservation and wise choices.