GORHAM — Freshmen students at Gorham Middle High School will be tackling the lack of fresh local produce as their community solutions project this year.

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) teacher Shannon Wydra said the community solutions project is something students do each year as part of their STEM program. She said the idea is to have problem-based learning be part of the curriculum for the program and to give students and opportunity to brainstorm various community problems and potential solutions to those problems and then work up their proposed solutions.

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