Shelton students bring mobility to children with disabilities:
'This was a level of satisfaction you can't ever get close to,' said seventh grader Tyler Kudej, reacting to the smiles on the children's faces whe...
'This was a level of satisfaction you can't ever get close to,' said seventh grader Tyler Kudej, reacting to the smiles on the children's faces when they received the vehicle. 'It was nice seeing the kids go home happy. It is amazing how two days of work can make a lifetime of happiness for a child.' SIS automation and robotics teacher Doug Williams was the driving force behind bringing this workshop to Shelton. He once participated in the Go Baby Go program while a student at Central Connecticut State University.