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Fourth-graders show energy‑efficient tiny‑home projects and STEM work to school board
Summary
Students from Massway Elementary presented energy, circuitry and tiny‑home design projects to the Oyster River School Board and will present their work at the New Hampshire School Administrators Association Innovations Conference and at a district sustainability dinner.
Fourth‑grade students and teachers from Massway Elementary presented models of energy‑efficient tiny homes and related experiments to the Oyster River School Board as part of an interdisciplinary unit on energy and sustainability.
Misty Lowe, Massway principal, introduced the group and thanked the board for the opportunity. “I am beyond thrilled to introduce some extraordinary teachers as well as children to you,” she said. Teacher Beth Stacy said the project…
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