Winter storm lets high school sophomore repair pipes like a pro | Kids Who Make San Antonio Great
Meadow Quigley applied what she learns in her Construction Careers Academy to two busted pipes. She fixed the leaks then got flooded with attention. Author: Marvin Hurst Updated: 4:41 PM CST March 8, 2021
SAN ANTONIO Meadow Quigley s family were among those who suffered from uncomfortable living during the 2021 winter storm in Texas.
They became victims of the frigid temps, ice, and the cold-weather fallout. It got so cold that that -I mean - my two-year-old, his hands started to turn purple, Tracy Sinha said.
Sinha is Quigley s mother. Two of her sons are autistic. She s pretty sure her youngest will receive the same diagnosis.
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San Antonio high school student uses skills learned in classroom to fix pipes at home
Construction Careers Academy student helps family fix pipes following winter storm
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SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio high school student took what she learned in the classroom and put the skills into action when the pipes in her family’s home burst.
Tracy Sinha and her family had to stay at their relatives’ home last week after losing power and water due to the winter storm that affected many parts of the state. Sinha said her daughter, 15-year-old Meadow Quigley, knew exactly what to do when she saw their pipes had burst.
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