Future Leaders Winner Jack Armstrong Racing Into A Future In Automation
March's Future Leader is a senior at STEM School Highlands Ranch, and taking classes at Arapahoe Community College.
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March's Future Leader is a senior at STEM School Highlands Ranch, and taking classes at Arapahoe Community College.
Trevor Venerable is excelling at the kind of cyber security that will make the nation's networks a little safer.
The January Future Leaders winner is a senior at Mountain Vista High School who loves math and science.
Future Leaders winner Alex Bostley calls calculus his favorite class, and is inspired by aerospace engineering.
Amber Ganger is volunteering with the Civil Air Patrol as one of several ways she's pursuing her STEM interests.
Sophie Reynolds noticed there were not enough girls in her Biotech class, so she did something about it.
Kadin Denner is a senior at Cherokee Trail High School, and plans to study electrical engineering on a swim scholarship.
Spencer Tanenholtz is a senior who sees he's future as exploration and conservation of ocean habitats.
December's Future Leaders winner is a sophomore at STEM Highlands Ranch and she's already changing the world.
Luke Pisano is a sophomore at Green Mountain HS, and he's using his own search engine to do his homework and raise money for education.
Ethan James chose his profession at an early age, and has done everything he can to pursue it ever since.
Andrew Woen has no shortage of great ideas, or inspiration for problems to solve.
Even though her senior year is being interrupted, Allison Arredondo is ready for college.
As students go online to learn, CBS4 feels it's important to continue to recognize our Future Leaders.
Amy Bezzant is a junior from Platte Canyon High School, and February's Future Leaders winner.
January's Future Leaders winner is Cassidy Cheesman, a senior at Centaurus High School In Lafayette.
Jared Hodison is a senior at Lincoln High School. He's won awards for robotics, and being an advocate for cultural acceptance.
Highlands Ranch High senior, Sophie Mickus, is already doing important work in the medical field.
Michelle Perez-Guevara is the CBS4 Future Leaders winner for June, and has already gotten a jump-start on a career in medicine.
Tate Schrock lives on a farm in Anton, Colorado, and uses the work there to inspire his inventions.
Future Leader, Julia Pham hopes to make a medical breakthrough by working in chemical engineering.
Every month, CBS4, along with the Colorado School of Mines and PDC Energy, honors a high school student excelling in science, technology, engineering, and math: STEM.
Every month, CBS4 honors high school students excelling in STEM. This month's winner is making strides in technology.
CBS4's Future Leader winner is a programmer, a scientist, an artist, a media personality, and an entrepreneur all at the age of 16.
CBS4's Future Leaders winner is leading the way in math.
