CREST HAVEN – The Cape May County Special Services School District’s high school students in the PRIDE program spent a week learning about the physics and engineering of catapults.
According to a Feb. 19 release, those lessons were tested with a ball-launch challenge. Students in groups of three were asked to create a catapult and a box to catch the catapulted ball with a limited supply of rubber bands, cardboard, plastic cups, and a ruler.
The challenge tested not only the distance of the object catapulted but also the accuracy of the catapult. The winning group will be treated to a pizza party by their teachers.
Cold Spring – It’s high time this administration and DOGE to give us names and organizations who have committed fraud. List them, prosecute them. Or stop the madness. We’ve got nothing to show except rhetoric.
