Greenway students travelled to Lebanon, New Hampshire to visit Hypertherm Associates, a leader in industrial waterjet and precision plasma cutting. Students spoke with Hypertherm’s team about what it means to have big environmental goals at a manufacturing site.
Hypertherm showed us their to approach to reducing waste by means of a recycling cart on the manufacturing floor. Employees can leave items they aren’t sure how to recycle, which prevents them from going into a landfill.
Rep. Laura Sibilia Visits Greenway
Representative Laura Sibilia, an Independent from West Dover and Vice Chair of the House Environment & Energy Committee, joined Greenway students for supper and conversation last week. The evening was a great opportunity for our students to engage with a local politician about sustainability and public policy.
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What Kinds of Engineering Problems Make For Rich Learning?
Mark Somerville has been reflecting on the need to define KINDS of engineering problems as we build Greenway’s project-based curriculum.
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