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Union High School students create lessons, tutor younger students in science, math

By Griffin Reilly, Columbian staff writer
Published: April 5, 2022, 6:02am
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Union High School freshmen Victor Vitorino, left, and Savannah Lee pack a box full of water bottles and bowls Thursday at Union High School. The pair are two of hundreds of students participating in an after-school STEM Academy that leads simple experiments for young children in Evergreen Public Schools as a way to garner interest in science and math at a young age.
Union High School freshmen Victor Vitorino, left, and Savannah Lee pack a box full of water bottles and bowls Thursday at Union High School. The pair are two of hundreds of students participating in an after-school STEM Academy that leads simple experiments for young children in Evergreen Public Schools as a way to garner interest in science and math at a young age. (Taylor Balkom/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Madison Kao adjusted the camera to best fit her soon-to-be homemade lava lamp into frame. She wanted to be sure each step of the assignment was clear enough to be easily replicated later.

A sophomore at Union High School, Kao is part of a group of student tutors who hold monthly tutoring sessions in science and math for elementary and middle school students across Evergreen Public Schools.

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