Brad Seehafer Photos/Stoughton Area School District
Stoughton High School is only the second high school in the country to have a state-of-the-art digital fabrication laboratory that can supposedly create anything. The $206,000 facility will debut with formal classes this fall, and features a computer-controlled large and small milling machines, laser and vinyl cutters, and a 3D printer.
Isthmus contributor Lauren Pongan reports on the project in the May 8 issue and discussed her story with WORT producer Dylan Brogan on the same day's installment of In Our Backyard.
Listen to the interview.
