The Physics class recently traded textbooks for tools, taking a hands-on approach to complex engineering theories. Students designed, built, and calibrated their very own mousetrap-powered cars to see physics concepts like potential energy, friction, and torque in action.

The project culminated in a high-energy "Rat Race" to determine whose vehicle could go the distance. It was a thrilling, fast-paced way to bring classroom lessons to life and spark some friendly competition!