Tioga ISD’s Mobile STEM Lab is helping students reimagine their future.
Garra Ballinger, Tioga academic adviser and English teacher, was the primary writer of the grant, but she credits FCCLA members Lacie Gray and Emily Ballinger for their contributions.
“My first thought was for FCCLA to be involved with it,” Garra said. “And so, I used that as the framework. I was, like, ‘Look, we have these high school kids.’ Part of our program is all about careers, and so I put that all inside the grant application, and I think that they really liked that.”
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