Washington STEM program brings professionals to Wahluke Junior High
Wahluke Junior High eighth-grade science students solve brain teasers while guest engineers from the Hanford Nuclear Site talk about their backgrounds, education and careers during their visit to the school March 15.
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Wahluke students attempt to construct towers from schematics as part of the Washington State STEM Education Foundation’s STEM Like ME! Program’s visit to Wahluke Junior High’s eighth-grade science class.
Eighth-grade science students listen to a visiting engineer from the Hanford Nuclear Site at Wahluke Junior High March 15. More professionals will be visiting the school March 22 to speak to the seventh-grade science class.
MATTAWA — Several professionals from the Hanford Nuclear Site visited Wahluke Junior High’s eighth-grade science class March 15 as part of the Washington State STEM Education Foundation’s STEM Like ME! program, which will head to the junior high’s seventh-grade science class March 22.
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