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Dairy West awards New Bridge School students with $1,500

Oct 22, 2022, 1:49 PM

a group of sixth-grade students from the New Bridge School for STEM Education got awarded $1,500....

a group of sixth-grade students from the New Bridge School for STEM Education got awarded $1,500. (New Bridge School for STEM Education)

(New Bridge School for STEM Education)

OGDEN, Utah — This week, a group of sixth-grade students from the New Bridge School for STEM Education got awarded $1,500 for their “Shark Tank” style pitch at Dairy West

The student’s pitched the creation of a hydroponic garden and cooking show.  

Students at the school hope to share nutritious meals made from Utah’s produce and dairy with the award.

 

Also, one of the New Bridge students, Malakai Nelson was named “Best Leader” at the event!

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Dairy West awards New Bridge School students with $1,500