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At least two LaSalle Springs Middle school students think so, and that led to them becoming regional winners in this year's ExploraVision competition. Students took on not-so-obvious projects during the program's 20th anniversary.
Whether solving complex medical issues or exploring new applications for existing products, students involved in one of the world's largest science-based youth competitions look into the future in their own ways. Two local students took the challenge of predicting what technology might be like 20 years from now, and this month were recognized for their innovation. Caroline Goldsby and Rebecca Newton, sixth-grade students at LaSalle Springs Middle School in Wildwood, were named regional winners in the 2012 Toshiba/NSTA (National Science Teachers Association) ExploraVision competition. Selected from thousands of entries, the students’ project is among the six chosen as regional winners for their age category. Their project proposal, contact …
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