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TKA Announces High School Science Fair Winners
The King’s Academy held its annual science fair in February. Students had the opportunity to choose to complete a science experiment or mentoring project. Those who chose to complete the mentoring project spent at least 10 hours learning about the profession of someone who works in a scientific career. They presented their findings using electronic media before a judge as well as their peers.
Congratulations to the following winners:
Science Experiment
1st: Jacob Hoffman – Rot or Not
2nd: Trinity Fitch – Toxic Waltz
3rd: Harmful or Helpful? – Lydia Olson
Environmental Science – Trinity Fitch
Honorable Mention: Vitamin E. Leah Wu
Mr Beam’s Special award. Hunter Mielke. Which Ice Cream?
Mr. Grubb’s Special Award: How High? Brandon Burgess
Mrs Greene’s APES Award: Vibrations and Bacteria Growth. Jordan Razzak
The above-listed winners have the opportunity to compete at the Southern Appalachian Science and Engineering Fair at The University of Tennessee March 31, 2015.
Mentoring Project
Pharmaceutical Sales – Michael Huffaker
Landscape Engineering – Chandler Visardis
Congrats to the winners! I’d love to see some photos of the winning exhibits. I’m curious about how science fairs have advanced in the 20 years since I was in high school….