Students Showcase Research, Exploration, and Scientific Skills as part of the District and Regional Science Fair!

Student from across the community showcased their scientific expertise as they wowed the judges and spectators with impressive projects.

 

"Science Fair, like science itself, is a process...not an end result. Science projects are all about learning something new through exploration and testing ideas," shared Rod Kennedy, Science Fair Coordinator. "Science fair is about perseverance, curiosity, and going beyond what others have done in the past. We had a great year, and we'd love to see more NCSD Middle and High School students participate in the future." 

 

Science Fair participants can compete in various categories that best suit their interests. District categories include Computers & Mathematics, Consumer Science, Earth Science, Life Science, and Physical Science. Regional categories include Animal & Plant Science, Behavioral & Social Science, Biochemistry / Cellular & Molecular Biology / Computational Biology & Bioinformatics, Biomedical & Health Sciences/Biomedical Engineering/Translational Medical Sciences, Chemistry / Energy: Chemical, Earth & Environmental Sciences / Environmental Engineering, Mathematics, Microbiology, and Physics & Astronomy.

 

Each District participant received “Progressing,” “Proficient,” or “Advanced Proficient” certificates along with the judges’ critiques.

 

CONGRATULATIONS to each of the student participants on the exceptional research, dedicated investigation, and diligent efforts put into your projects.


District Science Fair Results

Consumer Science

Michael Anderson, Fort Caspar Academy, Advanced Proficient, Wolff Award Winner

Kenzie Hugget, Verda James Elementary, Progressing

Liz McCarty, Oregon Trail Elementary, Progressing

Piper Wolf, Oregon Trail Elementary, Proficient

 

Earth Science

Maria Gavino, Verda James Elementary, Progressing

Cambre Shanor, Verda James Elementary, Progressing

Brecken Steffenhagen, Fort Caspar Academy, Progressing

 

Life Science

Cordelia Bovee, Oregon Trail Elementary, Progressing

Zander Carlson, Verda James Elementary, Proficient

Machaesa Knoepfle, Fort Caspar Academy, Advanced Proficient

Connor Okes, Fort Caspar Academy, Advanced Proficient

Madelynn Tippit, Fort Caspar Academy, Advanced Proficient

Addison Youmans, Crest Hill Elementary, Proficient

 

Physical Science

Jack Ballew, Verda James Elementary, Proficient

Alice Bingle-Davis, Verda James Elementary, Progressing

Anika Brown, Fort Caspar Academy, Proficient

Matthew Fox, Fort Caspar Academy, Proficient

Lillian Martin, St, Anthony's, Advanced Proficient, NCEA Award Winner

Greyson Ratliff, Crest Hill Elementary, Proficient

Lyla Rodriguez, Crest Hill Elementary, Progressing

Madison Stephenson, Verda James Elementary, Proficient

Brody Vang, Fort Caspar Academy, Advanced Proficient

 

Charles E. "Chuck" Wolff Memorial Award

The Charles E. "Chuck" Wolff Memorial Award is chosen from all District Best of Show recipients and presented to the outstanding elementary science student. Charles E. Wolff was a former Science Fair judge and uranium executive. A traveling plaque hands in the school in which the student is attending.

 

Central Region Science Fair Results

Animal & Plant Science

Leah Malody, CY Middle School, 1st Place

 

Chemistry/Energy: Chemical

Konrad Smith, St. Anthony's, 1st Place

Charlotte Buckner, CY Middle School, 2nd Place

Jack Huss, CY Middle School, 3rd Place

 

Earth & Environmental Sciences/Environmental Engineering

Paul Joubran, St. Anthony's, 1st Place

 

Engineering Mechanics/Materials Science/Energy: Physical

Charlie McGinley, CY Middle School, 1st Place, Duraline Award Winner

Zach Schrader, CY Middle School, 2nd Place

Hayden Moller, Wy Connections, 3rd Place

 

Physics & Astronomy

Stephanie Produit, CY Middle School, 1st Place