The public is invited to attend the event at the high school on Saturday
The public is invited to the fourth annual Henley STEM Expo on Saturday, April 9 for the KidWind Challenge Regional Competition and a VEX Robotics exhibition.
The event runs from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Henley High School. Fifty-two teams will be competing. The top two high school and top two middle school teams in the KidWind Challenge will qualify for nationals in San Antonio. Oregon Tech will have its Formula SAE and Baja cars on display, and concessions will be available.
The KidWind Challenge is a hands-on design contest in which student teams design, construct and test small scale wind turbines. The VEX Robotics exhibition will feature elementary, middle school and high school teams.
Event sponsors are Pacific Power, Oregon Tech, Klamath Community College, Modoc Construction, Klamath County Event Center, and Keeper’s Corner. Spectators are encouraged and there is no admission charge.
An example of a student-designed wind turbine project from a Henley High team that qualified for
nationals in 2019, the last time the KidWind Challenge was able to be hosted
An example of a student-designed wind turbine project from a Henley High team that qualified for
nationals in 2019, the last time the KidWind Challenge was able to be hosted
