West Valley Junior High sent a team from our Core Plus manufacturing program to the WSSDA Conference Innovation Challenge. This is the third year of the Innovation Challenge sponsored by the DLR Group.
Three school district junior highs were chosen two present, West Valley, Bethel, and Kittitas. Students were given thirty-six hours to build a presentation and provide a solution to an issue facing public education.
This year, students needed to develop or improve a technology which could revolutionize public education by the year 2030 and level the playing field for students from disadvantaged communities.
The West Valley team presented new virtual reality software which will put students into immersive environments. The goal is to open access to students without the ability to take technical stem classes with advanced technology needs.
The team won $1000 from the DLR Group.
Huge thanks to Core Plus for the curriculum which provided our students with Project Based Learning opportunities aligned to real world skills.
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