Best Project honors at summit

ect, spend time in the classroom participating in a lesson or activity and view student artwork on display throughout the school hallways. STEAM education is an approach to learning that uses Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills and promote creativity and innovation through hands-on, collaborative experiences.

Two Mineola High School juniors were awarded “Best Project” honors for their science research presentations at the Long Island Youth Summit, hosted by St. Joseph’s University.

In the category of “Renewable Energy”, Skyla Azeharie won the “Best Project” Award for her project “Pandemic Habits: Combating the Climate Crisis through Meat Consumption Diet Alterations.”

In the category of “Ethical and Social Implications of Science and Technology”, Toniann Guerreiro won the “Best Project” Award for her project “Radon: The Silent Killer.”