News Release
WARSAW — Kosciusko Connect, a leading fiber internet provider and subsidiary of Kosciusko REMC, recently partnered with Washington STEM Academy to deliver an educational experience to sixth-grade students.
The fiber internet lesson plan and presentation aimed to teach students about the science behind fiber internet technology through hands-on activities that align with Indiana state education standards.
Haley Donahue, a customer engagement specialist, and member of the marketing and communications team at Kosciusko Connect, worked closely with STEM coach Derek Pike to design a series of interactive lessons tailored to the students’ curriculum. These activities included demonstrations on how fiber optic signals are transmitted through the home, what objects might interfere with a Wi-Fi signal and analog versus digital signals.
“Our goal was to make learning about this technology fun and accessible,” said Donahue. “We hope that collaborating with the school has given the students a unique opportunity to see real-world applications of these technological and scientific concepts.”
The students participated in the experiments and asked questions about the technology.
Kosciusko Connect aims to support local education and foster a deeper understanding of technology among young learners. By investing in the community and promoting STEM education, Kosciusko Connect aims to provide young people with a deeper understanding of fiber technology and enhanced digital literacy. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering and math.
For more information about Kosciusko Connect and its community initiatives, visit kosciuskoconnect.com or contact Andrea Melton at [email protected].
