Channing Keith, 17, left, and Tyler DeVaul, 17, seniors at the Toledo Technology Academy on Upton Avenue in Toledo, work on an automated coin stamping machine they are building Toledo Public Schools has plans to start a K-12 STEM academy.
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Rami Mohamed, 18, left, and Tyrone Jacobs, 17, seniors at the Toledo Technology Academy on Upton Avenue in Toledo, work on an automatic tire inflation machine they are building.
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Patrick Loar, 17, on his back, and Rami Mohamed, 18, seniors, work on an automatic tire inflation machine.
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Nick Marks, 19, right, aligns motor bearings on an underwater remotely operated vehicle, as Pierre LeDuc, 18, back left, and Brant Schaefer, 18, wire control relays for the device.
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Austin Miner, 18, left, and Cody Hagen, 18, work on a device they are building that can transmit electricity wirelessly.
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Wil Ferencak, 17, left, and Lucas Ragan, 18, seniors, experiment with the water and air mixture necessary to raise and lower a ballast into water. The ballast is part of an underwater remotely operated vehicle students are building.
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Gary Thompson, principal of the Toledo Technology Academy on Upton Avenue in Toledo, talks about the school.
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