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Atwell Law Academy students fly high at Engineering Day (video)
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Atwell Law Academy students fly high at Engineering Day (video)
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William Hawley Atwell Law Academy students were flying high at an Engineering Day presented by Lockheed Martin.
As part of the Engineering Day, students sat in an F-35 cockpit simulator, played a STEM game similar to Jeopardy, dug through old technology artifacts, and much more.
“We are here to promote STEM and get kids excited about engineering and technology and what we do here at Lockheed Martin,” said Demetria Hall of Lockheed Martin. “There is a shortage of engineers today, so we are investing here in Dallas ISD.”
Watch the above video to learn more.