Recently, advisors Mrs. Grice and Mr. Way took students from the high school Enrichment Program to participate in the K’nex Challenge held at Lock Haven University.

Parts of the competition consisted of a journal, which was diary of the team’s journey from start to finish, and a blueprint, which could be a photo, drawing, cad drawing, etc. Students were able to present this on a tablet/laptop.

The project had to have at least one motor and could not exceed 1,400 K’nex pieces. Each presentation was two minutes or less, and students had to present their inventory and cost.

Mrs. Grice had a team of 6^th grade students that placed third in the competition. The project theme was anything that could be used in the home, and it had to be environmentally friendly. The team created an automatic window washer for a house. The team consisted of Ruby Singleton, Bella Walls, and Amy-Melissa Ammerman.

These students also competed:

Adam Miller

David Graham

Paige McCaulley

Tyce Cantolina

Sage Hoppe

Joe Knee

Alex Wriglesworth

Martin Daub

Javon DeFelice

Damon Haney

Zack Jenkin

Kinser Mayhew

Sam Muir

Joey Robertson

Corinne Straw

Curtis Thompson