By Patricia Villers
Register Staff
SHELTON — Last month’s journey into space by the shuttle Endeavour was the craft’s final flight, and it proved to be a learning opportunity for an advanced placement biology class at Shelton High School.
Results of the students’ experiment that traveled aboard the Endeavour “did not confirm our hypothesis,” said student Omar Sobh, but it was “an excellent opportunity.”
Sobh, who graduated last week, said he and classmates gave a presentation about their findings at a Board of Education meeting.
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