It took only seconds, but the soft shuffle of paper fluttering to the floor quickly enthralled a class of Jeannette High School students last week learning about “Whirlybird Physics.”
Source: The Tribune-Review
A passion for science: Seton Hill program pairs college, high schools with STEM education
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