Engineering at Mays High School and its impact on students.

From Classrooms to competitions: Engineering at Mays High School Benjamin E. Mays High School, located at 3450 Benjamin E. Mays Drive SW in Atlanta, Georgia, is home to an Engineering Pathway program that is making a powerful impact on students. Led by Ms. Boone, a caring and dedicated teacher, the program combines classroom learning with hands-on experiences.

Students in the program gain valuable skills in teamwork, problem solving and technical knowledge. They don’t just study engineering, they do it. Through robotics, design challenges, and creative projects, students prepare

for future STEM careers while building confidence in their problem solving skills and abilities.

The pathway also takes students beyond the classroom. Field trips to technology companies and engineering labs expose students to professional environments. Competitions allow Mays students to showcase their talents and measure themselves against peers across the country.

Ms. Boone’s leadership makes the pathway exciting. She mentors students with care and commitment, guiding them not only in academics but also in personal growth. Her involvement in the Technology Student Association (TSA) gives students the opportunity to lead and innovate.

For the Mays community, the Engineering Pathway is a source of inspiration. It shows that the school is preparing students for high demand careers while giving them opportunities that extend far beyond worksheets or a text book. With Ms. Boone's guidance, engineering at Mays is shaping futures and proving that education can open doors to innovation and success.