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Students Volunteer at Shrewsbury Elementary’s Science Night

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By Nathan Feeser, Reporter
December 4, 2025
Demmings and Parks instruct students on how to properly launch the marshmallows using properties of physics. “For our station in particular, there were groups of like 15 kids at once just having fun with the science, and seeing that, I really felt like it inspired them, and I really hope that sticks with them in their later years,” Parks said. Photograph by Nathan Feeser
Demmings and Parks instruct students on how to properly launch the marshmallows using properties of physics. “For our station in particular, there were groups of like 15 kids at once just having fun with the science, and seeing that, I really felt like it inspired them, and I really hope that sticks with them in their later years,” Parks said. Photograph by Nathan Feeser

Susquehannock High School students brought several STEM experiences to young kids at the Shrewsbury Elementary PTO Science Night on November 14.

 

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Seniors Brady Parks, Jake Blazek-Hamulack, Jacob Pizzuro and Chase Demmings set up the marshmallow launcher station at the science night. Each fall, the Shrewsbury Elementary Parent-Teacher Organization hosts the science night in the school’s gymnasium and cafeteria. The night provides young students the opportunity to see science in the real world and understand the processes behind it. Photograph by Nathan Feeser
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