The Montgomery Catholic High School Engineering Class learns how accelerometers and gyroscopes can be used in robotics during an early class meeting this fall. Catholic seniors were flying mini drones in class. “This allows the students to experiment with an accelerometers tilt controls based on the angular velocity measured in the tablet”, said their teacher Mr. Jens Johnson. Pictured learning how to fly the drones are seniors Courtney Cool, Rachel Fekete, Tiffany Do, Caitlin Smith, Gaten Armstrong, Hunter Walski, Carol Edwards, Derrick Kelly, Drew Tolar and their teacher Mr. Jens Johnson. The students are excited about the new class offering for the 2014-15 school year. Next on the engineering class list, designing their new laboratory.
Middle school that builds confidence: inside Montgomery Catholic grades 7-8
This post takes you inside Montgomery Catholic Middle School for grades 7-8, where students follow a true college-prep schedule, explore band, MakerSpace, and athletics, and grow in faith and character. Learn how a close-knit campus, caring teachers, and a gentle transition to high school help students build confidence, resilience, and readiness to lead and serve.
