The seventh grade girls STEM club members went trawling for walleye and perch on the research vessel, Gibraltar III. From left are: Kaylanie Aguirre Burgos, Ria Khatri, Elena Fuentes, Maanya Parikh, Luella Eynon and Krisha Raichura.
Members of the Perrysburg Junior High School eighth grade girls STEM club are shown preparing to collect water samples on Lake Erie. Pictured, from left, are: Aurora Marble, Helena Souza, Casey Hemmelgarn (PJHS teacher), Ella Hahn, Sashmika Kanumilli, Sophia Halm, Samantha Dutridge, Isabella Mati, Kate Wu, Macy Davidson, Jennifer Krueger (PJHS teacher) and Vesha Garg.
STEM students Leilani Torio, holding the net, and Emilie Lemerand searched for macroinvertebrates to test Lake Erie water quality.
The Perrysburg Junior High School girls STEM club took a field trip to the Franz Theodore Stone Laboratory at Gibraltar Island.
The learning opportunity was funded by a grant from the Perrysburg Schools Foundation.
The students saw glacial grooves illustrating how the Great Lakes were formed and how changes occur overtime. They had an opportunity to search for macroinvertebrates in the lake to test …
