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HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY STUDENTS FLEX ENGINEERING SKILLS WITH TRUSS TEST

All the results are in from testing the trust bridges built by sixth-grade students in Dan Halland’s class.  It would definitely seem there are some future engineers over at Highland Elementary School. Mr. Halland said that the previous record for weight was about 150 lbs held by two previous bridges.  The pair of Georgia Sanders […]

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HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SIXTH GRADERS TESTING TRUSS BRIDGES THIS WEEK

Highland Elementary Sixth Graders began testing their truss bridges Monday in the class.  Mr. Halland’s class began testing their bridges on Monday.  Mrs. Scholler’s and Mrs. Stegman’s classes will test their bridges on Wednesday and Friday.  Sixth-graders have been learning about engineering and need to design their bridges to hold at least five pounds of

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