Rippleside students experience engineering
9 Jun 2019
Mille Lacs
For four weeks, Rippleside students experienced Club Invention’s “Flight Sight” program after school.
The program was scheduled to run every Thursday for five weeks starting on April 4, but due to unfortunate weather happenings, was limited to four weeks total.
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