Starbase Atlantis Pearl Harbor attendee Cameron "Camz" Trice, a fifth grader at Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary School on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, proudly gazes at the line of rockets makes a few las adjustments to his rocket before launching it during the graduation ceremony of Pearl Harbor Starbase Atlantis' 286th class on Feb. 8 at Ford Island, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. The Pearl Harbor Starbase Atlantis Program is part of the Department of Defense-sponsored Starbase Atlantis Pensacola, Fla., program that will graduate its 100,000th student on Feb. 8. The Pearl Harbor program has contributed more than 7,000 students to the overall program graduation since its start in 2002. Starbase Atlantis is the U.S. Navy's portion of the DoD sponsored Starbase Program, an educational program focusing primarily on fifth grade students from the local communities to motivate them in science, technology, engineering and math. The Pearl Harbor site opened in 2002 and is one of 13 Navy Starbase sites.