Updated: On Jan. 11, the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) recognized Edgewood Middle School Teacher Abbi Richcreek.
Read More Updated: Abbi Richcreek’s Edgewood Middle School students Hunter Fitterling, Mason Fitterling, Jack Langhorn, and Maya Bodiker led a special event for kindergartners and first graders at Washington STEM Academy.
Read More Updated: Edgewood Middle School Project Lead The Way teacher Abbi Richcreek, alongside students and engineering mentors, presented five 12-volt vehicles to five deserving families on Friday, May 7.
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Updated: Warsaw Community Schools invites the public to attend the eighth annual Warsaw Robotics Vex Exhibition Tournament Friday, April 16.
Read More Updated: Abbi Richcreek’s Edgewood Middle School students Hunter Fitterling, Hayden Stookey, Taylor Mead and Lucy Ray recently led a special event for kindergartners at Washington STEM Academy.
Read More Updated: Edgewood Middle School teacher Abbi Richcreek recently announced that her eighth-grade student Aeva Ashenfelter won a $500 award contest held by the Veterans of Foreign Wars local Post 1126.
Read More Updated: Abbi Richcreek, Project Lead The Way teacher at Edgewood Middle School, along with her students, former students, community volunteers and parents will present four customized vehicles during half-time at the Warsaw Community High School football game on Friday, Oct. 16.
Read More Updated: Edgewood Middle School Project Lead The Way Teacher Abbi Richcreek recently launched the GoBabyGo! 2020 program.
Read More Updated: Press Release WARSAW — Warsaw Community Schools recently announced that all WCS elementary schools and both middle schools have been recognized as Project Lead The Way Distinguished Schools for providing broad access to transformative learning opportunities for students through PLTW. PLTW is a nonprofit organization that serves millions … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Warsaw Community Schools recently announced that Abbi Richcreek, Project Lead The Way teacher at Edgewood Middle School, has successfully launched a school-community partnership for GoBabyGo! Richcreek promotes STEM education through her classroom curriculum, after-school clubs and special projects such as GoBabyGo! According to a WCS press … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Abbi Richcreek, Project Lead The Way teacher at Edgewood Middle School, was named the 2019-20 Starfish Award recipient. According to a press release from Warsaw Community Schools, Richcreek has gone above and beyond to promote inclusiveness and awareness to the life-changing effect assistive technology can have … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — It’s a rapidly changing world with increasing automation, and students in one of Abbi Richcreek’s classes at Edgewood Middle School in Warsaw gathered around her as she brought “Rowdy,” a humanoid robot, to “life.” Richcreek let the students see some of the things Rowdy can do, … Read More
Updated: INDIANAPOLIS — Abbi Richcreek from Edgewood Middle School received the highest honor given to Project Lead The Way teachers — PLTW Outstanding Teacher — at the Project Lead The Way national conference. PLTW recognized Richcreek in front of hundreds of attendees, including teachers from across the United States. … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Arrow Head Country Resource Conservation and Development Area has announced an award of $2,500 to Edgewood Middle School engineering teacher, Abbi Richcreek. The grant money will go toward a CNC router that will be used to produce durable educational signage for a local nature area. Arrow Head … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Abbi Richcreek, an engineering teacher at Edgewood Middle School, was recently initiated into Epsilon Pi Tau, a Leading International Honor Society for Technology, during the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association Conference in Kansas City. Over the past year, Richcreek fulfilled the first of a two-year … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — Three tykes who needed a little help getting around got that helping hand, thanks to some innovative Warsaw Community Schools middle schoolers, an enterprising teacher and volunteers and a grant from the Kosciusko County Community Foundation. Entering into the design phase of a project called Go … Read More
