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passive solar project
| 26 Jun 2018 | 01:05
Environmental Science students in Cara Brown’s class at Vernon Township High School show off the model houses they constructed using the principles of Passive Solar Design. From left to right, first row, Rebecca Annunziata, Gabriella Salvemini, Clayton Heidt. Second row, Kailyn Schofield, Kirna Cabrera, Jacqueline Villafuerte, Franki Potocki, Danny Denhert, Nick Peters and Tyler Janus. Last row, Paul McVeigh, Brandon Moser, Justin Kipilla and Kieran Sauer. The most successful design was created by the team of Franki Potocki, Jacqueline Villafuerte, and Meaghan Deming.
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