Yaretzy Martinez, a seventh-grader at Coulwood STEM Academy, knows her way around technology. She’s been learning how to code since fifth grade and is currently part of her school’s Girls That Code Club. She and two of her classmates built a toy-sized car and created the coding that controls it. Yaretzy has also mastered the art of flying drones, which is a skill that can lead to potential jobs in the fast-growing drone industry or a broader career in aviation. Now, she and the other students at her school will be exposed to even more options in aviation and aerospace, thanks to a partnership between Honeywell and Sullenberger Aviation Museum (CAM).
Honeywell, Sullenberger Aviation Museum partner to provide STEM opportunities for local students
