Students in the Biomedical Engineering course at Warrenton High School investigate the scene of a mock death during class last Friday morning. Biomedical engineering is one of the Project Lead the …
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Students in the Biomedical Engineering course at Warrenton High School investigate the scene of a mock death during class last Friday morning. Biomedical engineering is one of the Project Lead the Way courses the district offers in an effort to prepare students for potential career fields.
