Picture This: Science on display at Fort Frye BOE meeting
Calvin Huck said the Fort Frye District has received around $30,000 in grants this school year through the Ohio Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Learning Network. Huck said their engineering program is new this year and has received support from the Fort Frye Schools Board of Education and the community.
Fort Frye Middle School sixth-graders Jantzyn Huck and Addie Schob show off the molecules they designed and printed from teacher Tina Bohl’s class during Thursday’s Fort Frye Schools Board of Education meeting.
Calvin Huck said the Fort Frye District has received around $30,000 in grants this school year through the Ohio Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Learning Network. Huck said their engineering program is new this year and has received support from the Fort Frye Schools Board of Education and the community.
Fort Frye Middle School sixth-graders Jantzyn Huck and Addie Schob show off the molecules they designed and printed from teacher Tina Bohl’s class during Thursday’s Fort Frye Schools Board of Education meeting.
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Fort Frye High School science teacher Calvin Huck demonstrates an electric circuit his ninth grade science class created, during Thursday's Fort Frye Schools Board of Education meeting. The circuit is connected to a multi meter, which can read the amount of voltage feeding into the bulb. Fellow science teacher and wife Tracey Huck is to his right. Calvin Huck said the Fort Frye District has received around $30,000 in grants this school year through the Ohio Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Learning Network. Huck said their engineering program is new this year and has received support from the Fort Frye Schools Board of Education and the community.