High school program takes kids out of the classroom and into business. By David Conrads
Hunter Browning is a high school senior, but don’t look for him in the halls of Blue Valley High in Stilwell. He spends his days at the school district’s Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS). There, he tinkers with a fuel cell he invented, which can pull the hydrogen out of water efficiently enough to run a car.
Browning holds seven provisional patents and has formed two companies around his invention, and is focused now on fabricating a clean presentation model to show to potential investors.
“There’s been quite a bit of interest,” Hunter said. “It’s pretty cool to be doing this at age 18.”
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