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Kenilworth Science and Technology Charter School students were in the news on Wednesday for a science experiment that took them from Baton Rouge to Crowley, Louisiana, to outer space and back.

WAFB-TV photojournalist Rick Portier did an excellent job in reporting the story in Wednesday's 6 p.m. newscast. You can see the full video here .

Kenilworth students used the balloon experiment to learn how air pressure, temperature and altitude affect each other.

Watch the journey here

Kenilworth Science and Technology Charter School student Jalen Scott was recognized by Mayor-President Kip Holden and the entire Metro Council on Wednesday for his accomplishment of winning the top prize in an international science competition.

Kenilworth student, Jalen Scott captured the top award for having the best overall project in last week's Golden Climate International Environmental Project Olympiad in Nairobi, Kenya. Jalen was the only U.S. finalist selected to participate in the competition, which featured dozens of the top middle school and high school students from more than 35 countries.

Kenilworth student Jalen Scott captured the top award for having the best overall project in last week's Golden Climate International Environmental Project Olympiad in Nairobi, Kenya. Jalen was the only U.S. finalist selected to participate in the competition, which featured dozens of the top middle school and high school students from more than 35 countries.

"Jalen Scott's accomplishments are nothing short of amazing and show the world that we are developing some of the best minds in science fields right here in Baton Rouge," said Mayor-President Melvin L. "Kip" Holden. "I couldn't be more proud that his innovative ideas not only benefit current students, but will also help him achieve his own dreams."