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Teachers
Mr. Walters
Mr. Walters
Contact: mwalter2@oswego.edu
Interests and Hobbies: I enjoy working on cars and motorcycles. Im also a woodworker and enjoy going scuba diving.
Mr. Carr
Mr. Carr
Contact: wcarr2@osego.edu
Interests and Hobbies: I am a juggler and I love the outdoors. I am a sailor and have been sailing for 12 years.
Mr. Sykes
Mr. Sykes
Contact: csykes@oswego.edu
Interests and Hobbies: I enjoy hiking, mounting biking, and snowmobiling. I am also a race car driver.
Mr. Sporleder
Mr. Sporleder
Contact: ssporled@oswego.edu
Interests and Hobbies: I enjoy wood and metal working, nature and teaching others. I also run my own vegetable farm when not in school!
Student and/or Activity Photos
Student and/or Activity Photos
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Teagan
Teagan
Assembling the balloon-powered bottle car from lesson 1.
Teagan
Teagan
Testing here model airplane from lesson 2.
Teagan
Teagan
With a little help from a "friend" let's test our boat design.
Teaching photos
Teaching photos
Mr. Carr
Mr. Carr
Mr. Carr demonstrating how to make a motorized foam boat from lesson 3.
Mr. Walters
Mr. Walters
Mr. Walters constructing a pop rocket that functions off of water propulsion systems during lesson 4.
YI - Classroom B for Paige Brown
YI - Classroom B for Paige Brown
Paige Brown, a senior from Bangor High School, has successfully crafted an effective way to pull destructive phosphorus from a stream by using a seaweed gel combined with aluminum and magnesium. With the use of some hair clips and a block of foam, she has created a filter from the globs of mixture that she herself perfected. Polluted water has endangered billions of people’s lives in many countries where access to clean water is very scarce. Brown’s design has the potential to reach and help people around the world. The young inventor has already been accepted to Stanford, Caltech, Harvard, MIT, Columbia, and Yale.
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