Mesa district's Flight Center teaches practical math, science
Aviation simulator
Maliyah Thompson, 10, and her fellow fifth-grade students from Stevenson Elementary School, practice flying at Mesa Unified School District's Flight Center at Salk Elementary School. The students learn about math and science while understanding the principals behind aviation.
Aviation Simulator
Kaleia Miles, 10, a fifth-grade student at Stevenson Elementary School, tries the airplane simulator in the Mesa Unified School DistrictÕs aviation simulation program with the Flight CenterÕs instructor, Diana LeSueur. The programÕs Students from across the district come to the Flight Center at Salk Elementary School to learn about aviation Ð and the math and scientific principals behind it. Lowell Elementary School also hosts a flight center.[Michelle Reese/ Tribune]
Aviation Simulator
Michael Ojeda, 10, a fifth-grade student at Stevenson Elementary School, tries the helicopter simulator in the Mesa Unified School DistrictÕs aviation simulation program. Students from across the district come to the Flight Center at Salk Elementary School to learn about aviation Ð and the math and scientific principals behind it. Lowell Elementary School also hosts a flight center. [Michelle Reese/ Tribune]
Aviation Simulator
Diana Saenz, 11, a fifth-grade student at Stevenson Elementary School, tries the airplane simulator in the Mesa Unified School DistrictÕs aviation simulation program. Students from across the district come to the Flight Center at Salk Elementary School to learn about aviation Ð and the math and scientific principals behind it. Lowell Elementary School also hosts a flight center. [Michelle Reese/ Tribune]
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jimnbubba posted at 7:54 am on Mon, Nov 19, 2012.
A flight past the White house will get you in big trouble(Restricted Airspace)
SunDevil posted at 12:21 pm on Mon, Nov 19, 2012.
“Let’s face it. There’s a lot lacking in education these days form what the government isn’t giving to it,” he said. “Those of us who can (help), do.”
LOL spelling and speaking brought to you by public education.
downtownresident posted at 3:11 pm on Mon, Nov 19, 2012.
SunDevil,
You're a real piece of work. What were you smoking when you supposedly read the piece?
"Mike Pope, a retired flight engineer from Boeing" was quoted by a reporter. How could you possibly know how the reporter was educated, you arrogant lout?
If you want to whine about something you could have suggested that 90% of all private aviation aircraft are controlled by a wheel and not a joy stick.
Now, shut up and go take another hit on that bong.
tatontasmith posted at 9:46 am on Wed, Nov 21, 2012.
LOL spelling and speaking brought to you by public education.
Says the guy going to a state school...