2022 STLP Field Trip!
The Jacket Journal staff reporters present their State Level product at STLP. From left to right: Willa Michel (12), Max Savage (12), Brayden Miller (12), and Blake Heller (12).
STLP (Student Technology Leadership Projects) captures the Kentucky academic standards for technology, which is the learning foundation STLP has built upon since 1994. Projects were created and presented to address real-life concerns, challenges, or issues that students may come across in their schools or communities. Students from WCHS traveled to Rupp Arena on April 20th to present their own, amazing technology projects. If students did not present, they were able to walk around and learn about other students’ projects. There was a wide variety of projects including robotics, 3D printers, and projects explaining technological apps and programs their school has created.
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Heading to the Rupp Arena for STLP!
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Walking into Rupp Arena after the bus dropped us off.
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Hallway with selfie booth and name tag booth.
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The Woodford Jacket Journal’s poster board for STLP.
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Racetrack project on the main floor.
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3D printers that were making different objects.
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Gaming chair with monitors.
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Main floor where most of the projects were displayed.
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Selfie booth set up in front of the lanyard booth.
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Arena where awards were announced.
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Bottom floor with other projects.
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Eating Goodfellas downtown.
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Sitting downtown with other classmates.
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Leaving Rupp Arena and heading back to school.
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Ashley Quiroz is a senior at Woodford County High School. This is her first year as a journalist for The Jacket Journal. She enjoys spending her free time...
