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This isn’t your father’s shop class. Students in Royalton High School’s Tech Club have been participating in YES! (Youth Eco Solutions) for nine years, according to instructor Marty Bratsch. During that time, students have learned to do everything from taking water samples to creating solar-powered cars, boats and trailers from scratch. The overall mission of the YES! program is “empowering youth to create solutions to today’s ecological challenges through hands-on projects.” Royalton High has lived up to that goal. “That’s what you try and do, is connect students to these type of issues; environmental issues,” Bratsch said. “When they come to their own realization that, ‘I have an impact wherever I go,’ or ‘I can make change.’”

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