Lynchburg-Clay HS hosts 6th annual science fair
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On Thursday, Feb. 28, Lynchburg-Clay High School held its sixth annual Science Fair.
Approximately 130 students designed a scientific experiment, conducted research, wrote a research report and participated in a personal interview with a judge. Judges for the event included retired and current teachers, professionals and community members. Projects ranged in topic from chemistry to biology and physics to genetics.
Nine projects which received a superior rating were selected to represent Lynchburg-Clay at the District Science Day, which will be held at Wilmington College on March 16. Those students selected to compete at the district include Zach Blankenship, Mason Jordan, Shannon MacLeod, Grace McKnight, Emily Rowley, Noah Stoltz, Quinn Stoltz, Seth Walker and Alan West.
The science fair was coordinated by high school science teachers Lara Hamilton and James O’Connor. [[In-content Ad]]
Approximately 130 students designed a scientific experiment, conducted research, wrote a research report and participated in a personal interview with a judge. Judges for the event included retired and current teachers, professionals and community members. Projects ranged in topic from chemistry to biology and physics to genetics.
Nine projects which received a superior rating were selected to represent Lynchburg-Clay at the District Science Day, which will be held at Wilmington College on March 16. Those students selected to compete at the district include Zach Blankenship, Mason Jordan, Shannon MacLeod, Grace McKnight, Emily Rowley, Noah Stoltz, Quinn Stoltz, Seth Walker and Alan West.
The science fair was coordinated by high school science teachers Lara Hamilton and James O’Connor. [[In-content Ad]]