10/01/2026
Congratulations to PCTI STEM Student of the Month, Andrew Seigal!
Andrew is a driven student in PCTI STEM’s Academy of Engineering, where his interest in creating, building, and solving problems has continued to grow. He was drawn to engineering because of the opportunity to take an idea and turn it into something tangible, combining creativity with technical skill.
Being named PCTI STEM’s September Student of the Month recognizes Andrew’s strong academic performance and involvement throughout the school community. His dedication in the classroom is reflected in his impressive 4.3 GPA.
Andrew credits his interest in engineering in part to his father, who has always had a talent for fixing things around the house and finding creative solutions to problems. Seeing how an idea could be transformed into something real confirmed that engineering was the right path for him. “What I love most about it is how you can take an idea in your head and bring it to fruition,” Andrew shared.
Beyond the classroom, Andrew is involved in several academic and extracurricular organizations. He is a member of the National Honor Society, World Language Honor Society, PCCC, Robotics, SkillsUSA, and STEM League, giving him opportunities to expand his interests and stay actively involved in the PCTI STEM community.
After high school, Andrew plans to attend college and ultimately earn a master’s degree in mechanical engineering. Along with pursuing his educational and career goals, he hopes to continue experiencing new opportunities and making the most of what life has to offer.
That outlook is also reflected in what this year’s theme, “Embrace the Moment,” means to him. “To me personally, ‘Embrace the Moment’ means making the most of the opportunities, people, and experiences that are in your life right now, rather than focusing on the past or worrying about what’s happening in the future,” he said. “Life goes fast, and you should make the most of it.”
Congratulations, Andrew! Your academic achievement, creativity, and commitment to your goals make you a valued member of the PCTI STEM community. We look forward to seeing where your interest in engineering takes you next.