High school students redesign local therapy room

MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) - Trinity School’s juniors and seniors were recognized for their outstanding efforts in redesigning a therapy room for teenagers at the Centers for Children and Families.

The students, who were part of Trinity’s Creativity and Design class last semester, partnered with Centers to create a room that is better suited to meet the needs of teenagers.

During the award ceremony, students received certificates of excellence and partnership for their hard work on this project.

Senior Lance Robertson explained that as a class, they visited the Centers to understand why the current therapy room was not effective. With that knowledge, they developed a plan to create a more comfortable and innovative space for teenagers.

Junior Gigi Molina further described the process of the redesign, explaining that the students worked in groups to create blueprints of their vision for the room. After presenting their ideas, the class collaborated to incorporate the best aspects of each blueprint, resulting in a final draft for the therapy room.

The Trinity School students dedicated their time after school and at home to work on their models and gather pricing data to present a realistic picture of the final design to the Centers. Their hard work and dedication paid off, as they were recognized for their outstanding efforts and achievement.

This project was a unique display of creativity and collaboration by Trinity students and is expected to be finished by the end of April.