Barnstable High School opens $1.2M environmental science and technology Lab
Bronwen Howells Walsh As head of Barnstable High School's new $1.2 million Environmental Science and Technology Lab, Michael Smith cannot wait to get to work. Now entering his 18th year of teaching at BHS, Smith teaching environmental science and biology in the school's student-driven Environmental Science and Technology Pathway. He also is collaborating with some of the region's most accomplished scientists – among them, Laurel Schaider of The Silent Spring Institute; Amy Costa of the Center for Coastal Studies; and Zenas Crocker, Barnstable Clean Water Coalition – to start a hi...
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