Students in the STEM program now have access to cutting-edge technology as well as two bearded dragons and freshwater fish. Here, students (l-r) Cam Gilbert, Hobby Gregory and Jevante Brewer feed mealworms to the class’ bearded dragons.
Problem solving skills, real world projects
Pike County high school students have settled into their schedules – and for the first time several honors classes are meeting in the new Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematic (STEM) building. The classroom is the largest in the school system and will provide space for advanced math, honors biology and honors agriculture classes and will be the meeting place for high and middle school FFA programs.
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