Gallery: Honors Drones and Unmanned Flights

Honors Drones class explores the Center for Science Technology and Industry with their mini aircrafts

Students in Jim Nelson’s Honors Drones class practice piloting drones in the hallways of the Center for Science, Technology and industry at the Upper Campus on February 2.

Kennedy Tetour, Managing Editor
February 8, 2022

Jim Nelson’s Honors Drones and Unmanned Flights class spent their afternoons last week flying drones around the Upper Campus. Students flew their aircrafts around the Center for Science, Technology and Industry, stating there were few other places to fly.

Their drones filled the halls for the duration of eighth period on February 2, doing flips and hovering throughout the second floor of the new extension.

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Kennedy Tetour, Managing Editor

Kennedy Tetour is a veteran of the McHenry Messenger and in her first year as a part of the Warrior Weekly. She enjoys music, writing, and is the Messenger's resident movie fanatic. Kennedy is looking forward to her senior year and can't wait to change and grow along with the newspaper and it's staff this year.

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“MCHS celebrates Homecoming 2022” (IJEA)

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IJEA All-State Journalism Team (2023)

NSPA Leadership Award in Student Journalism (2023)

2023 IHSA Sectionals (fifth in Review Writing, sixth in Headline Writing)

IJEA Fall Journalism Convention Write-Offs (first in Feature Writing)

“Gallery: Honors Drones and Unmanned Flights” (IJEA)

2022 IHSA Sectionals (fourth in Review Writing)

"12 days of movies" (IJEA)

"Spring musical tech week" (IJEA)

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