Upper School STEM Club Featured in Philadelphia Inquirer

This school year, a group of Upper School students has been participating in a new STEM club focused on prosthetics — building everything from an adaptable wheelchair for small animals with limb amputations to mechanisms that allow people with limited arm mobility to open cans and jars. These students are working virtually with Temple University Prosthetics and Orthotics (TemPO), a student-run organization founded by Tower Hill alumna Morgan Rollins '17 that performs community service through the design, building and implementation of prosthetics. Read more in The Philadelphia Inquirer.