Woodstock High School students (from left) Natalie Morrow, Kierstin Carey, Jamahl Mumford, and Ashtin White make a presentation to city and state leaders on Dec. 20 about using solar energy to power a Woodstock wastewater plant. (D-200 photo)
For their semester final, Woodstock High School Project Lead the Way students presented their big ideas to a panel of government leaders – proposals to power Woodstock’s wastewater treatment plant […]
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