Area Students ‘Solve for Tomorrow’

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(Photo Courtesy Laureen Pepersack) Students in Laureen Pepersack’s science class at McCurdy Charter School dig ditches at the 100-year-old campus for a project on water management. The school was one of two state finalists in the Samsung “Solve For Tomorrow” contest, which awards schools with technology prizes for projects that improve the quality of life in their communities, through the use of science and technology.

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By Ariel Carmona Jr.
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Española Valley High School and McCurdy Charter School have been selected as finalists in the Samsung “Solve For Tomorrow” Contest, a nationwide science technology engineering and mathematics competition with more than 4,000 participants across 51 states.     Participating schools have…

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Ariel Carmona Jr.
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