Vanguard students host passion project showcase
Aiden Woolsey, a senior at Vanguard, stands next to the video presentation he created to show off both his photography and video editing skills. Woolsey has become so fond of the craft this year that he created his own side business.
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Vanguard sophomore Draidyn Day sits at his computer with his robotic arm that he designed, built and programmed himself. Day said that he would like to see technology like what he has created be used in the medical field.
Mirabel Arreola, left, and Linda Gutierrez, right, stand together at the entrance of the Vanguard Closet. In their presentation the two freshmen showed off the supplies collected at the school and how they use those supplies to help out those in need.
Anabela Deering, a freshman at Vanguard, sits at her presentation where she shared her artistic journey and aims to inspire both new and experienced artists to enjoy their hobby.
Vanguard’s Oliver Beck, left and Matt Story, right, stand together at Story’s presentation on the Statistical Projections of the 2025 NFL Season presentation. Beck’s neighboring presentation was a recap on CB-Tech.
MOSES LAKE — Vanguard Academy students hosted a showcase Thursday evening, highlighting passion projects that they’ve been working on this school year. Vanguard Principal Matt Stevens said these exhibition nights are great for the students to demonstrate their learning and their personal interests.
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