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Cool at School: Titanic Success at Jeff-Morgan

Lindsay Six by Lindsay Six
April 24, 2026
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There is an exciting progress update from the Jefferson-Morgan GATE & High School Engineering Team. The students are making incredible progress on the LEGO build of the RMS Titanic. They are now about two-thirds complete.

This was a major milestone in a project that required teamwork, patience, and true engineering problem-solving. In a meaningful historical connection, this stage aligns with the 114th anniversary of the Sinking of the RMS Titanic, giving students a powerful connection to the real story behind the engineering.

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