Peoria North Rotary Club is sponsoring a unique project this year meant to interest students in the world of space exploration. As opportunities for innovation in the space economy continue to grow, it's important our students learn about these opportunities and begin training for future possibilities. The Postcards in Space program requires each sixth-grade class in the Peoria Unified School District to design a new technology that could be used to help meet the needs of people working or living in space. Students are asked to brainstorm and create ideas, then sketch those ideas on postcards distributed to the schools by the Peoria North club. Club members will pick up the postcards later this month and send to the Club for the Future, where they will be sent to space and back on a Blue Origin New Shepard rocket. The club's Postcards in Space project is funded by a District Designated Grant. Photo: Peoria North Rotary Club President-Elect Steve Matthews distributes Postcards in Space packets to a local school. | 
