ST. LOUIS STUDENTS PITCH INNOVATIVE Solutions TO ALLEVIATE CHILDREN'S ANXIETY DURING SURGERY

ST. LOUIS, MO - A group of students from local schools in the region has taken their creative ideas to the forefront by pitching innovative technological solutions to alleviate anxiety in children undergoing surgery.

As part of a program called "STEMathon," which challenges students to use technology to solve problems, these students spent six weeks brainstorming and refining their plans. On Tuesday, they presented their ideas to leaders at Mercy Children's Hospital, showcasing their skills and determination.

The event, which was facilitated by KMOV, provided an opportunity for the students to share their knowledge and expertise with hospital officials. "It was a unique chance for us to challenge our students to think creatively and come up with innovative solutions," said [Source]. "Their enthusiasm and dedication to helping others are truly inspiring."

According to organizers, this event is just the beginning of what they hope will be an ongoing partnership between local schools and Mercy Children's Hospital. The program aims to create a platform for young minds to take on real-world problems and develop valuable skills that can make a positive impact in their community.

As part of the initiative, KMOV has partnered with local educational institutions to provide resources, support, and guidance to students participating in the "STEMathon" program. By empowering next-generation thinkers and problem-solvers, these forward-thinking educators are helping shape the future leaders of tomorrow.