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Being bad at math has become an internet trend in recent years, with low test scores and poor comprehension being used as the punch line of ma…
Stacy Gillis, a second year metal fabrication instructor at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, monitors Briar Lissauer, 13, from Connecti…
Kaleb Backel, a freshman welding technology student at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, fits Briar Lissauer, 13, from Connecticut, for …
Briar Lissauer, left, from Connecticut, welds together two pieces of metal to make a Girl Scouts themed metal box with the help from Austin Fa…
Stacy Gillis, a second year metal fabrication instructor at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, guides Savannah Andeloro, 12, of Strasburg…
(From left) Keilani Shimko, 13, of Philly, Kayleigh Butler, 13, of Hershey, and Alaina Sims 12, of Lancaster, work together to make a bridge o…
Merideth Grissinger, 16, of Manheim Township, tests the water quality of collected well water during a hands-on activity about water technolog…
Merideth Grissinger, 16, of Manheim Township, tests the water quality of collected well water during a hands-on activity about water technolog…
Sam Grantz, a first year water technology student at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, explains to a group about the importance of monit…