What happens when creativity meets technology? Philip Booth, Assistive Technology Specialist at Ingham ISD, brought hands-on robotics fun to Leslie Middle School—igniting curiosity and showing students the endless possibilities of coding, building, and problem-solving at any level. 🧠💡 From gears to goals, it was a day full of inspiration! #InghamImpact #Robotics #STEMLearning #MiddleSchoolTech #FutureInnovators #HandsOnLearning
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