I have returned for another trip with students from Space Port USA, Orlando, Florida, as is true each year. This trip went better than ever. I had a great group of students with me. We learned countless things, saw dolphins, manatees, clown fish, sting rays, rip tides, lobsters, snakes, alligators, flamingos, ospreys, snowy egrets, cranes, turtles and much more, swam in the Atlantic, ate seafood, grew up a little, traveled by car, buses, double decker buses, airplanes, boats, trolleys and a train and saw things that most people never see. Here is your opportunity to read the students' stories:

Ranganath Weiner
Space and Tech Coordinator

• Let's Do the Shuttle Huddle!, Beth, grade 6

• If at First You Don't Succeed . . ., Daniel, grade 7

• Fifteen Minutes of Fame, Kat, grade 6

• If You Can't Stand the Heat, Get Out of the Space Center, Shilo, grade 6

• 18 is the Lonliest Number, Scott, grade 6

• Rock and Roll, Jason, grade 6

• Feeling Comfortably Weird, Rae Lee, grade 6

• Ask Not What NASA Can Do for You, Megan, grade 6

• Getting the Chair , Danny, grade 6

• The Men in the Golden Masks, Kyle P., grade 6

• Rifles for Rockets, Kyle T., grade 6

• There's Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself, Tahlia, grade 6

• In Space, No One Can Hear You Dream, B.J. Ruschioni, Tahlia's dad