Engineering Students Build Custom Devices for Special Needs Boy
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High school engineering students at Trinity Christian Academy are designing custom devices to aid James Hauser, a three-year-old with a rare genetic condition. The team created a reclinable bath chair, a flotation device, and an interactive play table, demonstrating real-world engineering applications. The project, led by teacher Teresa Rosario, fosters empathy and makes a lasting difference in Jamess life.
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