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Updated: July 2, 2026 @ 6:01 am
Madi Irons, left, watches over kids in the class, as this year she is volunteering and learning how to teach about drones. From left are: Irons, Kade Cummens and Finlay Cannon. In back is Ireland Cannon, and across from Ireland is Alissa Bradley.
Ireland Cannon tests out the propellers on her drone before starting the exercises of landing and returning back to its base.
Dr. Tonya Garrett, in green shirt, helps two students start their landing exercise with their drones. From left are: Garrett, Henry Murr and Matteo Montes.
Madi Irons, left, watches over kids in the class, as this year she is volunteering and learning how to teach about drones. From left are: Irons, Kade Cummens and Finlay Cannon. In back is Ireland Cannon, and across from Ireland is Alissa Bradley.
Ireland Cannon tests out the propellers on her drone before starting the exercises of landing and returning back to its base.
Dr. Tonya Garrett, in green shirt, helps two students start their landing exercise with their drones. From left are: Garrett, Henry Murr and Matteo Montes.
Kids signed up for a summer academy at Northeastern State University to learn more about drones and how they can be incorporated into careers in many fields.
At the Drone Discovery Academy June 22-26, students from grades 3-6 are getting the opportunity to learn the basics of drone flight. They are exploring how drones move and respond as they develop hands-on skills in control, coordination and problem-solving. The cost of the 3-1/2 hour classes over the five days is $70.
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