Headwaters community members are invited to submit upcoming local happenings and we will add to this special Calendar. Think plays, family-friendly live shows, sporting events, etc. These events are not necessarily affiliated with Headwaters School, but the Headwaters Community may want to explore!
Questions? Email Director of Communications Cait Taylor.
P. Terry's Congress (downtown) | 515 Congress) Ave. Austin, TX 78701
Headwaters High School Chapter of the National Honor Society will be sponsoring a Give Back night at P. Terry's Congress (downtown) location (515 Congress) to raise funds for their annual trip to the NHS Conference. Join us between 4 and 10 p.m. next Tuesday, October 1 and a portion of your purchase will help NHS get to Chicago! Hope to see you there!
River Campus | Building 1 Parking Lot | 801 Rio Grande Street
Headwaters School River Campus is hosting a Blood Drive sponsored by The National Honor Society. Click here to schedule an appointment between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Thursday, October 17, 2024.
Important details: - Donors must be 17 year of age and 115 lbs. - All donors will receive a free t-shirt. - Eat a full meal before donating.
River Campus Building 1 | 801 Rio Grande Street, Austin TX 78701
Instead of just talking about what the next generation of drivers want, Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) students spent a year creating the quintessential electric vehicle. More than just renderings, the SCAD industrial design students built the Aether and Tyr all-electric concepts. The cars are fully functional and roadworthy with a battery and motors and 3D-printed parts.
SCAD professor of industrial design Rafael Corazza Ronchetti sees the two cars as the sports car Aether about the joy of driving and going fast, while the Jeep-inspired Tyr is about freedom and the open road. Both are designed to attract a younger, reluctant-to-get-a-drivers-license generation. The battery powering the vehicles is a major appeal for this demographic.
Aether will be on campus from 3 to 5 p.m. with a special presentation from SCAD Savannah professor of industrial design Rafael Corazza Ronchetti and a local alum who worked on this project.
Students and parents are welcome to attend the presentation, ask questions, and/or enjoy the meet & greet afterwards. Attendees or passersby are also able to take pictures of the car or with the car (just not in the car)!
Looking to support local businesses? Check out the Headwaters Business Directory—a collection of businesses run by current and alumni Headwaters families.
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