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Students at South Charleston High School are working on their own satellite. It will be launched into space by NASA on a Soyez rocket sometime next year. The satellite will gather all kinds of data and beam it back to the school for five years. This is what it means to talk about STEM – science, technology, engineering and math and the students are pretty excited about it.
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