Windsor High School Video Productions Program Wins National NASA HUNCH Video Challenge

Windsor Public Schools is pleased to announce that the Windsor High School Video Productions program, led by Technology Education Teacher Jeff Goodin, has won the national 2016 – 2017 NASA HUNCH Video Challenge for "Best video for informing elementary through secondary school students about science accomplished on the ISS.”

The video titled “The ISS - A Brief History" was produced by Khaleel Rhaman, with assistance from Alexis Angelo, Ben Jackson and Jake Lachinet. These students competed against schools from across the country and were formally announced as winners at the NASA HUNCH recognition ceremony that took place at the County College of Morris in New Jersey on May 13, 2017.

The winners were selected by the International Space Station Program Manager, based on preliminary judging that was accomplished by the ISS communication team. The video will be displayed on the NASA Youtube page and Facebook page.

To view the winning video, please visit: https://youtu.be/aomvf6G_gd0.

Photo Identification (L-R): Khaleel Rahman, Jeff Goodin (Windsor High School Technology Education Teacher), Astronaut Clay Anderson, Benjamin Jackson, Jake Lachinet, Alexius Angelo

About Windsor Public Schools:
Windsor Public Schools serves nearly 4,000 students in the community of Windsor, Connecticut, a town located in north central Connecticut between Hartford and Springfield, Massachusetts. Windsor Public Schools is comprised of six schools: Oliver Ellsworth School, Poquonock School, Clover Street School, John F. Kennedy School, Sage Park Middle School, and Windsor High School. The mission of Windsor Public Schools is to develop the genius in every child and to create life-long learners. For more information about the Windsor Board of Education and any of its schools, please visit www.windsorct.org.