2017 Graduates of the LSHS STEM Program received approximately $ in local, state, national, and institutional scholarships and enrolled in the following colleges and universities: 

2016 Graduates of the LSHS STEM Program received approximately $ in local, state, national, and institutional scholarships and enrolled in the following colleges and universities: 

2015 Graduates of the LSHS STEM Program received approximately $2,204,628 in local, state, national, and institutional scholarships and enrolled in the following colleges and universities: 

• Georgia State University 
• Southern Polytechnic University
• Auburn University
• University of Georgia
• University of West Georgia
• Davidson College

Notable Achievements of Class: Gates Millennium Scholar, Senator Recommendation for U.S. Naval Academy, QuestBridge National College Match Scholarship Finalist, Zell Miller/Hope Scholars, Burger King Scholar, Jimmy Rane Scholar, Department of Education Georgia Scholar, Georgia Delegate for National Youth Science Camp, State Science and Engineering Fair First Honors & Best in Category Winner, DECA State Leadership and Development Conference Winner, Georgia Junior Science and Humanities Symposium State Finalist, student selected for State School Superintedent's Student Advisory Council, US Navy & US Marine Corps Research Award Winner, and College Board AP Scholars

2014 Graduates of the LSHS STEM Program received approximately $745,000 in local, state, national, and institutional scholarships and enrolled in the following colleges and universities:

• Georgia State University
• Oxford College of Emory University
• Princeton University
• Shorter College
• Southern Polytechnic University
• Spelman College
• Valdosta State University

Notable Achievements of Class​: Two QuestBridge National College Match Scholars, Zell Miller/Hope Scholars, Bertocci Memorial Scholar, Mu Mu Mu Scholars, National HOSA Competition Placer, HOSA State Competition Champions, State Science and Engineering Fair Placers, DECA State Leadership and Development Conference Winner, Mary Baldwin Scholar, and College Board AP Scholar