These FAA ACE Camp for STEM Aviation students are ready for takeoff as they got the opportunity to sit in the New Hampshire Army National Guard's Black Hawk helicopter and later went for a ride in it at the Eastern Slope Regional Airport in Fryeburg, Maine, on July 20. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Construction trades instructor Paul Cail (left) helps out Gavin Heliu, 14, (center) and Hunter Roberts, 13, (right) as they work on one of the Adirondack chairs built by the MWV Career Tech construction camp at Kennett High School on July 15. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Participants in the MWV Career Tech's culinary camp smile together at Kennett High School on July 15. From left: (back row) instructor Bryant Alden; student teacher Emily Slocump, 17; Shannon Fay, 13; Ava Loumsbury, 12; Olivia Barthel, 14; and Lily Mudgett; (front row) Laura Fernandez, 13; Sara Fernandez, 11; Carissa Landry, 11; Julianna St. Michael, 13; Nick Libby, 13; Makenzie Callahan, 11; and Jaylynn Gallr, 13. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Participants in the MWV Career Tech's construction camp smile together, some sitting in their handmade Adirondack chairs, at Kennett High School on July 15. From left: (back row) teacher assistant Jake McGlew, 17; Gavin Heliu, 14; Hunter Roberts, 13; construction trades instructor Paul Cail; Gavin Strongosky, 14; Max Vislli, 14; (front row) Jake Morris, 14; Glen Paglierani, 14; Jake Conners, 14; and Cole Prince, 12. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
These FAA ACE Camp for STEM Aviation students are ready for takeoff as they got the opportunity to sit in the New Hampshire Army National Guard's Black Hawk helicopter and later went for a ride in it at the Eastern Slope Regional Airport in Fryeburg, Maine, on July 20. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Nick Libby, 13, carries handmade biscuits from the kitchen to the Mineral Spring Cafe for a meal for the kids' families on the last day of the MWV Career Tech culinary camp at Kennett High School on July 15. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Construction trades instructor Paul Cail (left) helps out Gavin Heliu, 14, (center) and Hunter Roberts, 13, (right) as they work on one of the Adirondack chairs built by the MWV Career Tech construction camp at Kennett High School on July 15. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Cole Prince, 12, (front) and Max Vislli, 14, (behind) drill together some of the Adirondack chairs built by the MWV Career Tech construction camp at Kennett High School on July 15. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Participants in the MWV Career Tech's culinary camp smile together at Kennett High School on July 15. From left: (back row) instructor Bryant Alden; student teacher Emily Slocump, 17; Shannon Fay, 13; Ava Loumsbury, 12; Olivia Barthel, 14; and Lily Mudgett; (front row) Laura Fernandez, 13; Sara Fernandez, 11; Carissa Landry, 11; Julianna St. Michael, 13; Nick Libby, 13; Makenzie Callahan, 11; and Jaylynn Gallr, 13. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Families of campers gather in the Mineral Spring Cafe to a meal prepared by the kids on the last day of the MWV Career Tech culinary camp at Kennett High School on July 15. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Participants in the MWV Career Tech's construction camp smile together, some sitting in their handmade Adirondack chairs, at Kennett High School on July 15. From left: (back row) teacher assistant Jake McGlew, 17; Gavin Heliu, 14; Hunter Roberts, 13; construction trades instructor Paul Cail; Gavin Strongosky, 14; Max Vislli, 14; (front row) Jake Morris, 14; Glen Paglierani, 14; Jake Conners, 14; and Cole Prince, 12. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — When students return to the classroom this fall, some will have no problem writing about what they did this summer, especially those who attended the 20th edition of the Mount Washington Valley School to Career Partnership’s weeklong summer camps.
Some of the local middle school children (grades 7-9) were able to fly in a Black Hawk helicopter; others learned how to suture wounds; still others made their own Adirondack chairs or a tempting luncheon buffet.
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