Thaddeus Stevens College professor Judd Pittman instructs a group of freshmen on the water filtration activity. Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology is a technical school in Lancaster that offers 22...

Thaddeus Stevens professor Judd Pittman and SHS science teacher Nick DeLuca direct students with the water filter activity. In the water filter activity, students learned about the connection between...

Volunteers for the electrical station explain a wiring activity to their next group of students. From jobs like electricians to mechanical engineers, the  Junior Achievement STEM Summit gave students...

Students build a roller coaster using pipe insulation and a metal ball in the physics activity from Junior Achievement. The physics activity helped students get a better understanding of key concepts...

9th graders Maddy Mechling and Keely Lipka participate in the biology activity during the STEM Summit by Junior Achievement on Jan. 20. This was the first STEM Summit hosted by the high school since 2020. The...

Table mates help each other to pour green foam from a mixing cup and into a plastic glove. The entire freshman class was divided into eight groups. And then for each station, groups were broken into smaller...

Students use fake urine to determine disease in patients. “I have been a volunteer for this Junior Achievement STEM program for over 10 years and I continue to do it because it's important for kids to...

A student at the engineering station uses a coffee filter and rubber bands as part of their filtration system to  extract dirt from water. Throughout the day students were informed about the  various...

Lauren Kalmanowicz plays music notes with unconventional tools. “My favorite station has been the physics station because I learned to play Mary Had a Little Lamb using math” said Kalmanowicz. Photograph...

Table mates help each other to pour green foam from a mixing cup and into a plastic glove. The entire freshman class was divided into eight groups. And then for each station, groups were broken into smaller...