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Oak Harbor Public Schools posted this this to its Facebook page on .
#OneOakHarbor in Action: Oak Harbor High School student Natalie Perera used her skills from the Career & Technical Education (CTE) robotics program to make a meaningful impact in a fellow student’s life.
After learning that Crescent Harbor Elementary student Elliott Lane required a vision assistance device to access their learning, Perea, a 10th grader, took on the challenge. She designed and built a custom device to support the student’s needs, demonstrating the power of innovation and collaboration. Her mentor Logan Ince recently delivered the device to Elliott who quickly put it to use in the classroom.
“I was happy because I finally had a device that would help me see and learn,” said Elliott.
Read the full story on the OHPS Newsroom: www.ohsd.net/newsroom
Whidbey Island Wildcats Robotics Club
