Junior Allison Parrent measures a piece of wood to use as a fin on her rocket during Mark Harrell\'s Introduction to Engineering Design class at the Franklin County Career and Technical Center Dec. 1, 2010. Photo by Amy Wallot
Audra Deli-Hoofnagle's encourages her 7th-grade class to run by playing a game where they run to the end of the gym for a key to break a code at Elkhorn Middle School (Franklin County). Deli-Hoofnagle is trained in using the HECAT and PECAT. Photo by Amy Wallot, Jan. 9, 2013
Mateline Clements does yoga during Audra Deli-Hoofnagle's 7th-grade class at Elkhorn Middle School (Franklin County). The learning target for the day was
Audra Deli-Hoofnagle high-fives a team of 7th-grade students ater they finished a game where they had to run multiple times to the end of the gym and back to solve a puzzle at Elkhorn Middle School (Franklin County).Photo by Amy Wallot, Jan. 9, 2013
Seventh-grade student David Korleon Bailey holds the downward dog yoga pose during Audra Deli-Hoofnagle's physical education class at Elkhorn Middle School (Franklin County). Deli-Hoofnagle uses the PECAT and HECAT to help align her lessons with national standards. Photo by Amy Wallot, Jan. 9, 2013
Teacher Mark Harrell, left, helps freshman Thomas Stone, center, and Chris Talley choose pieces for their rockets during Introduction to Engineering Design at the Franklin County Career and Technical Center Dec. 1, 2010. Photo by Amy Wallot
Sophomore Tevon Clay vertical-up welds during Randy Shewmaker\'s class at the Franklin County Career and Technical Center Dec. 1, 2010. Photo by Amy Wallot
Senior Chris Holder uses a cutting torch while practicing for state certification during Randy Shewmaker\'s class at the Franklin County Career and Technical Center Dec. 1, 2010. Photo by Amy Wallot
Sophomores Sibi Rajendran, left, and Zack Banta create a model simulation of a bacteria heater and cooler during Mark Harrell\'s Principles of Engineering class at the Franklin County Career and Technical Center Dec. 1, 2010. Photo by Amy Wallot
Justin Suter, Sasha Sairajeev, Kienan Ramlee and Kaitlyn Carmack work together building a Mars rover that will compete to scoop up ping pong balls during Rebecca Logan's 5th-grade STEM class at Elkhorn Elementary School (Franklin County). Photo by Amy Wallot, Nov, 9, 2011
Franklin County High School junior James Shuler displays jars of collected and purchased vegetable oil during Francis Wheatley\'s automotive technology class at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center. The students filter the collected oil to be used in automobiles. Photo by Amy Wallot, Jan. 30, 2012
Fifth-grade student Savella Rankins demonstrates a microscope she built in Rebecca Logan's STEM class at Elkhorn Elementary School (Franklin County). Photo by Amy Wallot, Nov. 9, 2011
Franklin County High School senior Devin Green and automotive technology teacher Francis Wheatley wash their hands using the soap that is made as a byproduct of making biodiesel fuel at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center. Photo by Amy Wallot, Jan. 30, 2012
Fifth-grade students Faith Lewis, Harmon Clark and Makenna Falor stand with their squirrel-proof bird feeder they built in Rebecca Logan's STEM class at Elkhorn Elementary School (Franklin County). Photo by Amy Wallot. Nov. 9, 2011
Students in Francis Wheatley\'s automotive technology class use the byproducts of the created biodiesel fuel to make soap that works great in the automotive lab at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center. The students are also looking into making candles with the byproducts. Photo by Amy Wallot, Jan. 30, 2012
Franklin County High School junior Greg Hazlett lights lanterns to test the candle oil the students make as a byproduct of biodiesel fuel during Francis Wheatley\'s automotive technology class at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center. Photo by Amy Wallot, Jan. 30, 2012
Jake Berry displays his team's gumdrop bridge made in Rebecca Logan's 5th-grade STEM class at Elkhorn Elementary School (Franklin County). Students studied bridge structures and the strengths of shapes to build a bridge that would hold the most pencils. Photo by Amy Wallot, Nov. 9, 2011
Western Hills High School (Franklin County) junior Thomas Younger performs a methanol test during Francis Wheatley\'s automotive technology class at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center. Photo by Amy Wallot, Jan. 30, 2012
Students' hand-made microscopes line a window ledge in Rebecca Logan's 5th-grade STEM class at Elkhorn Elementary School (Franklin County). Photo by Amy Wallot, Nov. 9, 2011
Western Hills High School (Franklin County) junior Nathan Eversole stands near the filtering system used to create biodiesel at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center. Photo by Amy Wallot, Jan. 30, 2012

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