FROM LEFT: Teacher Joe Riddensdale is proud of Kennett High students Molly DellaValla, Jack Calderwood and Noah Keefe, who display their passing private pilot exam results at the Flight Standards District Office in Portland, Maine, on Wednesday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Joe Riddensdale (left), who teaches the STEM Aviation program at the MWV Career and Technical Center and Center Director Virginia Schrader (right) stand with the first three Eagles — Jack Calderwood, Molly DellaValla and Noah Keefe — to pass their private pilot exams on Thursday at Kennett High School. (COURTESY PHOTO)
FROM LEFT: Teacher Joe Riddensdale is proud of Kennett High students Molly DellaValla, Jack Calderwood and Noah Keefe, who display their passing private pilot exam results at the Flight Standards District Office in Portland, Maine, on Wednesday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Joe Riddensdale (left), who teaches the STEM Aviation program at the MWV Career and Technical Center and Center Director Virginia Schrader (right) stand with the first three Eagles — Jack Calderwood, Molly DellaValla and Noah Keefe — to pass their private pilot exams on Thursday at Kennett High School. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — The Eagles are soaring. The first three students from the MWV Career and Technical Center’s STEM Aviation program at Kennett High School successfully passed their private pilot exams on Wednesday.
Senior Noah Keefe, junior Molly DellaValla and sophomore Jack Calderwood took the three-hour-long private pilot exam at the Flight Standards District Office in Portland, Maine, and are one giant step closer to getting their wings.
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