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essay_winners1.png From left to right, students Austin Pritts, Taia Saurer, and Amanda Gutierrez have been named the winners of the Moon Pod Essay Contest for their creative visions of a journey to the Moon. The contest was a collaborative effort between NASAs Office of STEM Engagement and the Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate in partnership with the online platform Future Engineers. Credits: NASA NASA has named three students the winners of the Artemis Moon Pod Essay Contest for their creative visions of a pioneering journey to the Moon. Nearly 14,000 students entered the ...

ENGLEWOOD, Ohio — The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) Veterinary Science team of Jayla Denlinger (Twin Valley South) and Emily Lupa (Hu

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: March 28, 2017 Amelia Crawford demonstrates her dental block needle guide. Her design was one of four finalists culled from a field of more than 700 entries for the Mars Medical Challenge, a Future Engineers competition sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers Foundation with technical support from NASA. Amelia with goggles at her 8th birthday party. (Photo courtesy Crawford family) Amelia Crawford and her parents Tony and Lindsey Crawford. The family lives in Edmonds’ Seaview neighborhood. Amelia’s science-themed birthday par...

MVCTC FFA holds fruit sale Submitted by Miami Valley Career Technology Center MVCTC FFA Officers Jenna Godown (Veterinary Science, Tri-Village), Jenna Wheeler (Veterinary Science, Eaton), Jayla Denlinger (Veterinary Science, Twin Valley South), and Blake Swabb (Natural Resource Management, Tipp City). Submitted ENGLEWOOD, Ohio — The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) FFA Chapter has a primary goal to follow the National FFA Mission. FFA makes a positive difference in students’ lives with the potential for career success through agricultural education and Career Development Ev...

Dave Prenatt WESTFIELD — Westfield Academy and Central School board of education members received special presentations on coding and STEAM programs during a recent meeting. Business teacher Mary Jo Andalora updated the board on the coding curriculum and Librarian Melissa Zastrow gave a presentation about STEAM classes for sixth grade students. They made their presentations via ZOOM to the board. Andalora told the board that the coding curriculum took over the technology part of the business department. The students started off by learning software programs, but it was important that they ...