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Thirteen-year-old Noah Shaw loves planets and has perfect pitch. He wants to be a scientist like his father Bryan Shaw, a biochemist at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. But Noah’s path to science may not be as smooth as it was for the elder Shaw.
Diagnosed with retinoblastoma as an infant (
SN: 1/5/85), Noah now has only one eye and permanent blind spots in his vision. People with one eye, like Noah, and people who have blindness or limited vision, are underrepresented in science and face barriers in STEM education. “Most of the stunning imagery in science is inaccessible to people who are blind,” Bryan Shaw says. That makes him wistful because renderings of proteins hooked him on science.
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PCHS names Top Ten students, Honored Educators
PORT CLINTON - The Top Ten Students of Port Clinton High School and the other Ottawa County High Schools usually attended the annual Ottawa County Top Ten Banquet with their honored educators.
This year, PCHS Top Ten and honored educators were recognized in the PCHS Performing Arts Center on April 28. An honored educator is a person in the educational system who the student has been profoundly influenced by and who they choose to honor.
The PCHS Top Ten students and honored educators were: Elliot Auxter and Honored Educator Ryan Evarts; Connor Bechtel and Honored Educator Lisa Bodi; Hannah Cross and Honored Educator Danny Diaz; Steven Holly and Honored Educator Bill Hollister; Rebekah Koehl and Honored Educator Jim Lamb; Michael Recker and Honored Educator Becky Fork; Noah Shaw and Honored Educator Ty Roth; Kierstin Sherer and Honored Educator Martha Snyder; Claire Snyder and Honored Educator Nikki Zhang; and Averie