The San Carlos School District Science
Fair
Science Fair 2008 Results
Congratulations to all of our science fair participants!
Below is a list of our finalists and honorable mentions ,
as well as the winners of the San Mateo County Science
Fair.
San Carlos School District Science Fair Finalists:
1st Place Winners:
Rayna Schlossberg & Michael Rawcliffe
– Grade 5,CMS
Emma Elliott – Grade 5, CMS
Evan Schulz & Akshay Dajee - Grade 6, CMS
Julia Pokorny - Grade 7, CMS
Aaron Jacobson – Grade 7, CMS
Erin Shields – Grade 8, TL
Grace Willey – Grade 8, CMS
Nathan Galicia – Grade 8, TL
Zoe LaPorte & Brynn Bradley – Grade 8, TL
Kira Ghandhi - Grade 8, CMS
2nd
Place Winners:
Danielle
Al-Abed – Grade 5, CMS
Gareth Wang – Grade 6, CMS
Julio Medina – Grade 6, CMS
Vanessa Staton – Grade 7, TL
Ben Brydon – Grae 7, CMS
Donald Moseman – Grade 7, TL
Claire Clifford - Grade 7, TL
Lauren Denney – Grade 7 - TL
Samantha Leeper – Grade 7 CMS
Chloe Adler – Grade 8, TL
Jessey Schwartz & Danielle Roof – Grade 8, TL
Austin Mier – Grade 8, CMS
Honorable Mentions - Grade 5
Meagan
Hutcheson & Marcella Digel, CMS
Peter Brydon, CMS
Noa Garcia-Brown & Mattie Busalacchi, CMS
Nina Rosenblatt, CMS
Chris Herndon, CMS
Antonio Arellano, CMS
Kaelen Ghandhi, CMS
Cheyenne Seneca, CMS
Evan Lewis, TL
Jon Tierrney, CMS
Claire Casey & Rachel Paul, CMS
Kendall Mainz & Lindsey St.Claire, CMS
Alex Swanepoel, CMS
Honorable Mentions - Grade 6
Roxy
Barker & Kate Elliott, CMS
Garrett Yamane, CMS
Jack McDowell, TL
Dylan Roof & Bryan Toth, TL
Sean Mullins & Adam Sakov, CMS
Honorable Mentions - Grade 7
Gain
Hagenau & Mark Celentono, CMS
Kezziah Costello, TL
Olivia Zell, TL
Haley Smith, CMS
Mary Farmar, CMS
Mollie Paster, TL
Natasha Sandy, CMS
Rebecca Sand, TL
Monica Fry, TL
Kim Nasser, CMS
Joey Simpson, CMS
Kenny Cunningham, TL
Jared Solomon, CMS
Kevin Carroll, CMS
Ryan Hutson, TL
Olivia Ong, CMS
Becky Rawstron & Sandy Young-Cellilo, TL
Honorable Mentions - Grade 8
Elliot
Stern & Ryan McCarthy, CMS
Jordan Tang, TL
Austin Lazaro, CMS
Tucker Lambert & Nicolas Delfino, TL
Jonathan Jungck & Martin Grodzicki , TL
Nick Dupon, TL
Matt Murgos, CMS
Allison Rogers & Malak Khatib, TL
Hannah Carson & Katharine Cummings, CMS
James Beekley & Matt Elliott, CMS
Kevin Harris, TL
Matthew Pastore & John Cruz, CMS
Natalie Lovelace & Lauren Selby, TL
Chriss Bacciocco & Stephen Pessagno, TL
Jenna Castillo & Breena Hohe, CMS
Mackenzie Taggart & Carina Gleason, CMS
Yasmin Yazdi, TL
Yuzo Makitani & Jon Finch, TL
Nikki Holte, TL
Devon Krautkramer & Tim Struven, CMS
San Mateo County Science Fair Results - San Carlos School
District Students
1st Place:
Julio
Medina – Grade 6, CMS
Gareth Wang – Grade 6, CMS (Electrical/Electronic
Award)
Claire Clifford – Grade 7, TL
Lauren Denney – Grade 7, TL
Zoe LaPorte & Brynn Bradley – Grade 8, TL
2nd Place:
Julia
Pokorny – Grade 7, CMS
Nathan Galicia – Grade 8, TL
Kira Ghandhi – Grade 8, CMS
3rd Place:
Akshay
Dajee – Grade 6, CMS
Aaron Jacobson – Grade 7, CMS
4th Place:
Samantha
Leeper - Grade 7, CMS
Vanessa Stanton – Grade 7, TL
Erin Shields – Grade 8, TL
Grace Willey – Grade 8 CMS
Science Fair 2008 Guidelines
Welcome to the San Carlos School District Science Fair!
Science projects can provide an exciting opportunity to
explore areas of individual interest in the field of
science. Please review the following guidelines.
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The San Carlos School District Science Fair is open to all
student in grades 5-8, however
students in grades 7 and 8 will be required to compete a
project as part of their regular course
work.
All projects will be turned in to the classroom science
teachers and then the teachers will be selecting exemplary
projects from each middle school to go on to the San Carlos
District Science Fair.
•
Each student, or pair of students, will create a unique
science project. Students will select a topic to
investigate and get approval from the teacher prior to
beginning the project.
•
All projects must be completed at home by the student and
adhere to the guidelines in the following pages.
Parents and advisors may give advice but they may not do
the project for the student.
•
Finalists from the district fair may qualify to go to the
San Mateo County Science Fair. Finalists from the county
fair may quality to go on to the Bay Area or State Science
Fairs.*
•
There are two major components for the science projects:
one component is to create a scientific experiment to test
something, while the second component is the scientific
write-up of the experiment. All science projects are due
by
December 12th.
•
Original Work, no plagiarism
*Note:
The Bay Area Science Fair only accepts
individual
projects from 7th
-12th
graders. The State Science Fair accepts projects from
individuals and teams of students in 6th-12th
grades.