On Tuesday, January 21, CGUHS STEM Programs were presented at three Casa Grande middle schools. Headed by J. Leija, President of STEM Advisory Council, Biotechnology and Engineering students showcased their skills in robotics, programming, microscopy, microbiology, and others to a crowd of young students of Casa Grande, Cactus, and Villago middle schools. President Leija introduced the team and highlighted the ways the future high schoolers could benefit from undergoing the STEM program. The team representatives earnestly and excitedly talked about their works as STEM students by showing the middle schoolers actual outputs and letting them experience how it was being done. The Cougars are advised by CTE & Science Teacher Noel Que.