Amazon Brings Robots to the Inland Empire
Photo Courtesy of: Kelly Koehler
MESA Academy students sign Amazon’s robotic drive, a robot that will be on display at the San Bernardino fulfillment center that will house robotics.
Photo Courtesy of: Kelly Koehler
Amazon’s robotics donation to Rialto High School’s will allow next year’s freshman from neighboring Jehue Middle School to participate in the Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) Academy. Together, Amazonians and the students celebrate the good news.
Photo Courtesy of: Kelly Koehler
Amazon Regional Director Paul Pace is all smiles as he shows off his very own MESA sweatshirt.
Photo Courtesy of: Kelly Koehler
Amazon Regional Director Paul Pace congratulates the future MESA Academy students as they are handed robotics kits by local Amazonian representatives.
Photo Courtesy of: Kelly Koehler
Rialto High School MESA Academy Teacher Mikal Thompson surprises Amazon Regional Director Paul Pace with a special gift - his very own MESA Academy t-shirt and engineer pin.
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