Students in TABC’s Engineering Club members are hard at work on their projects for this year. One group is working on a claw machine, with some students working on building the frame of the machine while other students work on programming the motors to move in response to a joystick. The second group is working on building remote control planes and they are currently focusing on how to build the planes light enough to be able to mount motors and other electronics on them. The Engineering Club, under the guidance of TABC’s Stem Coordinator Aryeh Tiefenbrunn, is one of many co-curricular opportunities, across a wide-range of disciplines, available to students at TABC.