Meridian Students Win Second Place in Statewide Contest
Posted on: Sunday, 7 May 2006, 12:05 CDT
By The Idaho Statesman, Boise
May 7--A team of Meridian middle school students won second place in a statewide science and engineering contest.
The Kung Fu Koalas, a team of Lowell Scott Middle School students, earned the honor in the finals of the Idaho TEACH: Mars Rover Challenge on April 29 at the University of Idaho.
The students had to use LEGOs to build a rover that could maneuver between obstacles, climb steep hills and pick up small objects. More than 700 students competed in the competition.
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Source: The Idaho Statesman, Boise
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