3D Roboteacher logo designed by Tony Oertli, our exchange student from Switzerland.

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ENGINEERS WEEK

This year IBM Engineers Doug and Nathaniel Hieter and Friends took time out of their busy schedule to create a contest whereby Physics Students designed a contest entitled "TITANIC". Students were given a range of materials and constructed a boat to hold hundreds of pennys and remain floating.

Gretchen, Kristen, Melissa, Jen, and Julie get ready to release their vehicle.	Last year our students designed and built a vehicle which allowed an egg to drop from the ceiling and hit the concrete floor without breaking. Students also had to make their apparatus cost effective where, in the event of a tie, the team with the lowest total cost was the winner. Our students found out that Engineers apply the Physics and Calculus to "Real World" solutions and thereby "Turn dreams into Reality".	IBM software Engineers Doug and Nate pose with one of the egg contraptions.
Nick Canale and Mike Montaruli are both our SUPERHEROES	Nick, Oui and Kerri invite their friends in for some fun	Kate Pistey, Jill Caruso and Diane Costa are aspiring Engineers

Pumkin Chucking

Slingshot device for launching pumkins was
constructed by Mr Holts and Mr. Amann's Physics students
in the Classroom of the Future
Coaches:
Mr. Floyd Holt
Mr. George Amann

The FDR Pumpkin Chucking Team

Future students of the Sapceship Classroom???

Faith Christian Academy comes to visit us.

Sarah Nemazee volunteers to get a hair makeover on our Van de Graff generator

 

Karen and Kayleen are special project coordinators in the "Classroom of the Future".

Kate Pistey wears her special St. Patrick's Day Antennas

Physics Students will be watching events like this rocket test firing now on streaming video.
Mr. Holt's son Kevin is working for this company that is constructing
the largest rocket ever built to lauch huge satellites into orbit.