ALTON — On Saturday, May 11, Derek Pappaceno took several of his seventh grade students who participate in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Program at Alton Central School to a competition at the University of New Hampshire. Students have been working with Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and they constructed these vehicles using pipe cutters, power drills and soldering irons....more> |
ALTON — The Prospect Mountain boys' tennis team got the final week of the season off to a good start, knocking off Pelham by an 8-1 score on Monday, May 13. "We didn't have practice late last week," coach Peter Long said. "So it's been a while." The Timber Wolves had not played a match in a week and after a few days off from practice, came out eager to produce. "One good thing, despite the layoff, every one came out hungry," Long said. "You want to peak at the end and it doesn't always help to have a four or five-day layoff."...more> |
Board hears from students, teachersALTON — During the Prospect Mountain School Board meeting on Tuesday, May 7, a presentation was made by the Vision Team at the high school, students taking part in Project Citizen came before the board and issues regarding computer back-ups were discussed. The Vision Team at PMHS talked about the vision statement: "To be a collaborative educational community that provides constantly evolving in the 21st century for all."...more> |
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