High school students to present alternative energy project at national competition - NewsOK.com

Three Jenks High School students have qualified for the U.S. Army’s eCybermission nationals for the third year.

Becca Mackey, Riya Kaul and Hayden Hilst â€" all just out of ninth grade at Jenks â€" are headed to Baltimore later this month to present a project on an alternative energy source that they’ve been working on since November.

“It’s a system that we designed to put in a revolving door so that when somebody walks through it, the kinetic energy that that produces is then harnessed to be put back into the grid or to power an emergency light system or what have you,” 15-year-old Mackey said of their project.

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