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During National Engineering Week, five Allen High School students took the top prize in an engineering skills event sponsored by the Raytheon Corporation. There were participants from Plano, Frisco, McKinney, and Allen and more than 100 students divided up into five-member teams to build a robotic project and design a presentation. The winners from Allen High School were Josh Stockwell, Chris, Rewitzer, Crystal Fisher, Ahmad, Saleh, and Ben Watkins.
After the competition, representatives from the Disney Corporation discussed how engineers meld art and engineering in creating entertainment venues enjoyed by millions world-wide.
Allen High School's Career & Technical Education Department offers several courses to prepare students for engineering competitions including Robotics and Automation, Concepts of Engineering and Technology and Electronics.
Summer is fast approaching and if your child has interest in math and science and wants to explore the possibilities that they too can become a serious competitor in programs such as Robotics and Automation, or science fair call Creative Tutors of Allen and we will bring one of our Allen Tutors to your home and explore science and math delivered in a highly creative format.
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Cherrie Leggett Kilby graduated from Southwestern University with a
BS in Education and has taught in elementary and middle school for over
twenty years in the U.S., Taiwan, and Japan. In addition she has taught
English as a Second Language in China. Cherrie pursued a Master's degree
in Education with reading as her area of specialty. She continues to
teach special needs students at the elementary level and also teaches
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