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High‑school senior presents 3D‑printing lunch program for junior‑high students
Summary
At the Nov. 11 Three Way ISD board meeting, HS senior Collin Grant described a student‑led 3D‑printing class that will bring junior‑high students into his lunchtime sessions to learn about 3D printing.
Collin Grant, a high‑school senior, told the Three Way ISD board that he is running a 3D‑printing class for junior‑high students and that participating students "will be visiting with him during their lunch period to learn more about 3D printing," according to the meeting minutes.
Grant, who addressed the board as a special guest during the regular meeting, said he has enjoyed working with the students and described the program as an extracurricular learning opportunity. The minutes do not list a formal budget, required materials, or follow‑up action for the district to fund or formally adopt the class. Board members did not record additional requests or motions related to the program in the minutes.
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