Local school receives aid for STEM initiatives

Jon Spears (far right), drafting and Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics instructor, speaks with an Arnold Engineering Development Complex contractor, National Aerospace Solutions, LLC, about STEM programs at the Coffee County Central High School, Manchester. The AEDC contractor recently visited the school to present a donation for the STEM program at the school. AEDC supports many STEM efforts throughout middle Tennessee impacting nearly 19,000 students in more than 60 schools since 2013. Pictured left to right is NAS General Manager Cynthia Rivera; NAS Technical Director Woodrow Whitlow; the director of Career and Technical Education for Coffee County Schools, Richard Skipper; and NAS Deputy General Manager Doug Pearson. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bob Pullen)

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Local school receives aid for STEM initiatives

Richard Skipper (second from left), director of Career and Technical Education for Coffee County Schools, accepts a donation from an Arnold Engineering Development Complex contractor, National Aerospace Solutions, LLC, General Manager Cynthia Rivera for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics programs at the Coffee County Central High School, Manchester. AEDC supports many STEM efforts throughout middle Tennessee impacting nearly 19,000 students in more than 60 schools since 2013. Pictured left to right is NAS Technical Director Woodrow Whitlow, Skipper, NAS Deputy General Manager Doug Pearson, Rivera, student Daniel Frideczky, Drafting and STEM instructor Jon Spears, students George Gannon, Heather Bishop, Matthew Wright, John Ballard and Christopher Dillinger. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bob Pullen)

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Local school receives aid for STEM initiatives

Published March 20, 2017
By Raquel March
AEDC/PA

MANCHESTER, TENN. -- Richard Skipper (second from left), director of Career and Technical Education for Coffee County Schools, accepts a donation from an Arnold Engineering Development Complex contractor, National Aerospace Solutions, LLC, General Manager Cynthia Rivera for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics programs at the Coffee County Central High School, Manchester. AEDC supports many STEM efforts throughout middle Tennessee impacting nearly 19,000 students in more than 60 schools since 2013. Pictured left to right is NAS Technical Director Woodrow Whitlow, Skipper, NAS Deputy General Manager Doug Pearson, Rivera, student Daniel Frideczky, Drafting and STEM instructor Jon Spears, students George Gannon, Heather Bishop, Matthew Wright, John Ballard and Christopher Dillinger. (U.S. Air Force photo/Bob Pullen)