STLP

• A Kentucky program open from kindergarten through 12th grade.
• Students build technology projects and can advance to a regional showcase and then state.
• Broader than coding: digital media, apps, video, design and other tech projects all count.

• Not computer class. A grade in a technology course is not STLP.
• Not robotics.
• Not a guaranteed state trip — advancing is not automatic.

A school STLP coordinator or teacher sponsor runs it.

Year-round, with showcase deadlines during the year. Confirm the current year's dates with the school — the project work starts long before the showcase does.

• Ask who the school's STLP coordinator is, then ask that teacher directly.
• Ask when projects start, not only when the showcase is.
• Expect a more open door than a capped competition roster — but the school still decides.

A teacher or school sponsor runs the group. The district may coordinate a league or showcase, but it does not staff the team. Not every JCPS school offers this, and availability changes year to year — confirm at your child's school before you plan around it.

1. Who is the STLP coordinator here?
2. When and how often does the group meet?
3. Is there a project requirement to stay in the group?
4. Do students advance as a group or individually?
5. What happens if my child's project does not advance?

This list is incomplete on purpose and is not a directory. We only list what we have actually seen a school publish, so a school missing here may still run the program — and a school listed here can drop it.

Still verifying. Tell us what your school offers so we can add it — that link is for adding a school, not for asking who the coordinator is. Browse the schools directory or tell us what your school offers.