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See how Shawnee High School students grow lettuce, other plants in classroom
Students at Shawnee High School are gaining hands-on science experience by growing lettuce and other plants in their classroom using a hydroponic system, which relies on nutrient-rich water instead of soil. Funded by Battelle and the Ohio STEM Learning Network and guided by their environmental science teacher, they assemble the system, monitor water quality and lighting, and observe plant growth while solving real-world problems.
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