Twenty-one Cadette Girl Scouts participated in a STEM career exploration program at Minuteman High School on May 16.
During the event, the girls engaged in hands-on engineering and environmental science activities, including building bridge structures, creating hydroponic gardens, testing fish tank water quality, and comparing renewable and nonrenewable resources.
The program introduced the girls to real-world STEM concepts while providing exposure to potential future career paths.
Special thanks to Dr. Cammer, Ms. O’Connor, and the student STEM Club for leading the activities and sharing their expertise.