World Wide Technology (WWT) has celebrated its 11th annual STEM Student Forum, which aims to equip students with the skills and insights needed to drive future innovation. The forum, held at WWT’s global headquarters in St. Louis, brought together 175 students from 19 high schools across the metropolitan area and a representative high school from New York. Teams developed innovative solutions using technology to enhance efficiency in supply chain operations. Christian Brothers College High School (CBC) won the $10,000 first-place prize for its project, SCAR (Supply Chain Automation Robot). Jennings Senior High School received a $5,000 grant for their second-place project, while Parkway North High School was awarded a $2,500 grant for third place. The event also included a session on preparing for future interviews and a professional development initiative in Costa Rica.