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Kettering Fairmont PLTW Program selected as an SME PRIME site
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PLTW Ohio 2011 Fall Conference Highlights
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Tri-Rivers Career Center competes in TRECA Vex Gateway Robotics Qualifier
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Sinclair College Credit form now online!
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Biomedical Sciences Training comes to Ohio!
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Logan High School PLTW students in the news
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Fairmont High School Career Tech students win first place in the Ohio Real World Design Challenge
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PLTW National changes to Program Implementation and Ohio's response
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The Change to Vex Equipment from an Industry Perspective
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Oakwood High School gets new PLTW science lab
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Dover Middle School participates in PLTW National Innovation Summit
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UD engineering student to speak at National Innovation Summit
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Scholarships Offered for Corrosion Engineering Program
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Bellbrook makes Newsweek's Best High Schools list
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Bellbrook students study hybrid car
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PLTW OHIO Sweeps Design Competition; Winners to Compete Nationally
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Timken Seniors Display at PLTW National Symposium
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Centerville High School takes 1st and 2nd in the DTMA Bots Competition
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Lorain County JVS students complete engineering internship at NASA
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Polaris Robotics and Automation Technology Team Takes 2nd Place at SkillsUSA Nationals
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PLTW student wins gold in National Robotics Challenge

Michael Geuy, a sophomore in Ed Goodwin’s Principles of Engineering class at River Valley High School in Marion, Ohio recently won a first place Gold Award in the National Robotics Challenge, held March 10 and 11 in Marion.  To win the award, which was in the category of Manufacturing Model, Michael had to design a simulated manufacturing system to produce six different operations on a piece of stock.  Michael used Fischertechnics components to set up and run the simulated operations, which including chamfering, milling, drilling, painting, and storage.