During a recent government meeting, the achievements of the Davie County High School STEM Center were celebrated, highlighting its commitment to quality STEM education since its inception in 2011. The center has consistently demonstrated excellence, earning its first state recognition as a \"Prepared North Carolina STEM School of Distinction\" in 2016 and successfully renewing this designation in 2020.

This year, the STEM Center underwent a rigorous full recognition process, which involved extensive preparation, including the submission of a comprehensive application and hosting a site visit. As a result of their efforts, the center was honored as a \"North Carolina STEM Model School of Distinction,\" a prestigious accolade that underscores its exemplary STEM programs.

Representatives from the STEM Center, including STEM lead teachers Matt Larker and Tana Caudle, along with Principal Michael Pruitt, were acknowledged for their dedication and hard work. The staff's commitment to fostering critical thinking and providing enriching learning opportunities for students was emphasized, along with their participation in professional development and collaboration on various STEM initiatives.

The meeting concluded with a recognition of the STEM Center's accomplishments, reflecting the significant impact of its programs on student education and engagement in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.