School science programs get van

Siemens Industries, which has a location in Alpharetta, has donated an all-electric van to Lambert High School. Forsyth County Schools officials say the vehicle wil be used by the engineering, robotics and science departments. Students involved in the Engineering Pathway and STEM programs will now be able to travel to competitions with oversized equipment and supplies in a safer manner.

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