This weekend, we had the honor of sending a group of incredibly talented students to the District Science Fair, and we couldn't be prouder of their hard work and dedication. Their projects spanned a wide range of scientific disciplines, from biology and chemistry to physics and environmental science, showcasing the diversity and creativity of our young scientists.
We are eagerly anticipating the award ceremony on Tuesday evening, where our students will learn about the recognition they’ve earned for their efforts. Regardless of the awards, we know that each and every one of our students will continue to grow and achieve amazing things in the future.
Here is a list of the brilliant projects that represented our school at the fair:
Does the Golf Ball that Bounces the Most Travel the Furthest? – Anita T.
Does Cooking Deplete Vitamin C Levels? – Evan A.
Too Bee or Not to Bee: The Chemistry of Honey! – Matthias A.
Keeping a Healthy Pool – Liam K.
Which Fishing Knot is the Strongest? – Austin B.
Charged up: How Electricity Affects Plants – Justin E.
Lead in Soil? – Aiden R.
Not a Drop to Drink – Natalie C.
Ion Thrusters – Aiden P.
Unadulterated H2O – Ethan S.
How to Train Your Chicken – Eli G.
Font vs Memory – Naveah H.
Turbo-Pumping – Garrett H.
How Cabbage Juice Measures pH – Satya M.
Gravitropic Mechanisms Influence on Plant Morphogenesis – Taylor L.
Comparing the Success Rate of Different Anhydrobiotic Proteins Originating from R. varieornatus in E. coli BL21 Using Bacterial Transformation – Abigail A. and Amanda K.
Preserving the Final Frontier by Taking Out the Trash – Cayden S.
Which PLA Filament Holds the Most Weight? – William F.
From innovative experiments to deep dives into complex scientific concepts, our students showed just how passionate and dedicated they are to exploring the world around them. Their hard work is an inspiration to us all, and we are incredibly proud of each of them.
We look forward to seeing how these young minds continue to grow and achieve greatness, and we can’t wait to see what they’ll accomplish in the future. Congratulations to all our students for their outstanding efforts!
