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By Charlie Spiering
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Students who participated in the Savings Through Energy Management (STEM) program last summer present* ed their results to the school board during Tuesday night’s meeting.
The STEM program educates a participating group of students to conduct an energy audit of their school building, finding ways to reduce energy waste. Participating in the program are School Board member Rosa Crocker; students Chris Mitchell, Owen Monroe, A.J. Collins, Joe Vickers, Ben Pendleton; and Rappahannock County School teachers Beth Gall and Ron Vickers.
A. J. Collins introduced the program to the school board, followed by a power point presentation by Joe Vickers and Chris Mitchell. The STEM team also presented the board with a large packet that reported their findings and offered recommendations to save energy and money. STEM recommendations
Using plug phrases like “energy efficiency,” the team highlighted sever
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