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2024 Science Fair
Thirty-eight ninth and tenth graders participated in our 2024 Science Fair on Wednesday, April 3rd. Congratulations to the students who spent many hours preparing their projects. Thanks to everyone who supported the event and a special thank you to the high school science department - teachers Grace Ann Ashley, Dolly Dominguez, and Shaunina Young and IAs Sabrina Torres and Lalita Chaitoo.
Click here to see the full list of award winners!
Click here to see the full list of award winners!
2024 LEXINGTON SCIENCE FAIR
Congratulations to all the 9th and 10th grade students who worked hard for many hours to complete, prepare, and present their projects.
Thank you to all the students and staff that came down to view the projects and to encourage the scientists.
To all the teachers who gave the scientists time to do their projects and to practice their presentations, we say a thank you.
To the speech teachers who encouraged the scientists to practice their presentations during speech class, thank you.
Special thanks to the Science teachers Grace Ann Ashley, Shaunina Young, and Dolly Dominguez and IAs Sabrina Torres and Lalita Chaitoo.
Again, thank you so much!
Lexington High School Science Department
2024 Science Fair Awards | |
1st Place Nicole Mendoza - “Harvesting Fresh Water with a Fog Catcher” 2nd Place Michael Aldama & Jay-Wyatt Pinkston-Mitchell - “Will Urine Cause Plants to Grow Better?” Heather Marin - “Can Grass Stop Erosion?” 3rd Place Shawn Giles – “Compare Electrolytes in Sports Drinks” Nina Neville - “Grow Vegan Kombucha Leather” Honorable Mention Yasin Durdimamedov - “Faster Ice Melt” Rita Lin - “Glow in the Dark Jell-O” Kerdell McKenzie - “Dehydrated Potato” Joycelin Oliveras - “Removing Coffee Stains” | Special Awards Most Eco-Friendly Project Osaffa Jordan - “How to Grow the Largest Crystals?” Most Original Idea Rita Lin - “Glow in the Dark Jell-O” Most Creative Display Board Nina Neville - “Grow Vegan Kombucha Leather” Best Explanation and Presentation Nicole Mendoza - “Harvesting Fresh Water with a Fog Catcher” |
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