FUTURE CITY COMPETITION
North Texas Region
6-8th Grades
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This successful engineering education program teams middle school students with professionals and teachers to tackle the challenge of building a livable city of the future.
Through exciting, hands-on applications, students have fun while learning about science and technology (STEM), and developing valuable life skills.
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Schools join the competition!
Students every year
Empowering Future Engineers
Fostering creativity and collaboration through hands-on projects for students.
Sustainable Design
Students learn to design sustainable cities while enhancing their STEM skills and life competencies.
STEM Skills
Enhancing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities through engaging, project-based learning experiences.
Gallery Showcase
Explore student projects showcasing sustainable city design and creativity.
2025 Winners: Ingbanyu
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the competition about?
The competition encourages students to design sustainable cities through hands-on projects and teamwork.
Who can participate in it?
Elementary and middle school students are eligible to participate in the NTX Future City Competition.
How does it enhance skills?
The Future City Competition turns STEM learning into a creative, real-world challenge — helping students not only learn STEM concepts but live them through design, teamwork, and innovation.
When does the competition occur?
The competition takes place annually, with specific dates announced on our website around the last week of September. The upcoming competition is on Jan 24, 2026 at Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus, Fort Worth.
How can I get involved?
You can get involved by registering your school or volunteering as a mentor or judge.
Where can I find resources?
Resources for participants, including guidelines and project ideas, are available on our official website.