Kirby's Advanced Technology students are eighth graders (l-r) Zachary Hinojosa, Jonathan Solorzano, Adrian Jimenez, Noe Gallo, Bryan Silva, Carlos Garza, and Alejandra Valdez.
The advanced
technology education class at Kirby Middle School participated
in the Freedom Pen Project. It is sponsored by members
of the SawMill Creek Woodworkers Forum. Members of woodworker's
association and schools from around the country turned
pens to send to our servicemen and women who are serving
in Iraq and Afghanistan. Mr. Robert Tienor, the Technology
Education teacher, says that "this is a small token of
our appreciation for their service to our country". His
students turned 60 pens for this project; they used various
hardwoods provided by the woodworks association. The kids
had a great time making the pens. Mr. Tienor is retired
Air Force and is proud to have worked on this project.
He is also very proud of his students' efforts.