Razorback ROTC receives STEM grant

The Arkansas High School Air Force Junior ROTC program recently received a $2,000 Teaching Tool Grant from the AFCEA Ark-La-Tex Chapter. The grant is for science, technology, engineering and mathematics education. (Photo courtesy of TASD)
The Arkansas High School Air Force Junior ROTC program recently received a $2,000 Teaching Tool Grant from the AFCEA Ark-La-Tex Chapter. The grant is for science, technology, engineering and mathematics education. (Photo courtesy of TASD)

TEXARKANA, Ark. -- The Arkansas High School Air Force Junior ROTC program recently received a $2,000 Teaching Tool Grant awarded by the AFCEA Ark-La-Tex Chapter.

The money is for science, technology, engineering and mathematics education.

Douglas McLane, AFJROTC instructor, said the funds will be used to recreate the first Apollo mission by designing a model diorama of the space exploration missions of the United States.

"The cadets will build model rockets and a launchpad to aid in the space exploration curriculum for the 2022-23 school year," he said.

McLane will attend the award ceremony May 4 at the LSU-Shreveport Cyber Collaboratory. The ceremony will air on the "Rick Rowe Morning Show" on KTBS.

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