FORT WORTH, TX, UNITED STATES, June 26, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Twenty-seven teams of high school students from across the United States are preparing to head to ...

FORT WORTH, Texas — The sunny days ahead in Fort Worth signal the beginning of the 31st Annual Solar Car Challenge, where 32 teams of high schoolers across the nation will race their solar-powered ...

After spending the school year designing and building a solar car, a team of Madison High School students finished seventh out of 12 teams that competed in the classic division at the Solar Car ...

The Solar Car Challenge Foundation is a local nonprofit that has made an impact in high school STEM education. It started in 1989 with just one school, The Winston School in Dallas, where founder Dr.

32 Teams of Students from Across the Country Will Come Together to Race Solar Cars Built Entirely from Scratch. Student-led teams will race for four days on the famed Texas Motor Speedway ...

Hunter Geisel is a digital producer at CBS Miami. Hunter has previously produced digital content for local and national outlets, covering several topics from breaking news and current events to ...

Teagan McGuire of Watertown High School performs a test drive of their solar car during this year's Solar Car Challenge on Friday, July 14, 2023, at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth. A panel of ...

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A few decades back, a high school physics teacher in Texas observed that his kids weren't all that engaged, so he invented the Solar Car Challenge, an event where high school students build vehicles ...

First, the COVID-19 pandemic cut their middle school and freshmen years short. Then the pandemic complicated and delayed the plans these engineering-inclined high school students had for building ...

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