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Keevan Malmend, 8th Grade - "Fuel Cells: Renewable Energy vs Nonrenewable Energy" Local Science Fair: Honorable Mention #2 (Blue Ribbon) State Science Fair: Gold Ribbon. Photo by Saco Schools.
Laytin Erickson, 8th Grade - "The Power of Light: How does UV Light Affect Different Bacteria Growth?" Local Science Fair: 3rd Place. State Science Fair: Gold Ribbon. Photo by Saco Schools.
Avery Salveson, 6th Grade - "Which legume produces the most nitrogen?" Local Science Fair: Honorable Mention #1 Blue Ribbon. Photo by Saco Schools.
Royce Strobbe, 7th Grade - "Bacteria in Saliva: Can cat, dog, or human saliva kill bacteria?" Local Science Fair: 5th Place State Science Fair: Gold Ribbon. Photo by Saco Schools.
Jake Brown, 8th grade - "Electrolytes or Electrolies: Which Sports Drink Actually Replenishes Electrolytes Back into Your Body?" Local Science Fair: 4th Place State Science Fair: Silver Ribbon. Photo by Saco Schools.
Ainsley Erickson, 6th Grade - "Magnetic Levitation: How does changing magnetism affect speed?" Local Science Fair: Red Ribbon State Science Fair: Gold Ribbon. Photo by Saco Schools.
Emerson Downing, 8th grade "Bacteria & Zinc: Can zinc change how an antibiotic fights off bacteria?" Local Science Fair: 2nd Place State Science Fair: Silver Ribbon. Photo by Saco Schools.
Chase Albus, 7th Grade - "Emissions: Will a gas or diesel engine produce more emissions?" Local Science Fair: 1st Place State Science Fair: Gold Ribbon. Photo by Saco Schools.
Nick Barnard, 8th Grade, received a red ribbon at the local science fair with his project, "Which Elemental Gas Spectrum Tube will Produce the most Light Energy and the Brightest Light?". Photo by Saco Schools.
Saco School hosted the local science fair on March 23rd. All 6th - 8th graders presented their projects, and seven students advanced to the state science fair competition in Missoula against many other schools. From there, five students walked away with gold ribbons, and two took home silver ribbons. All of these students, and their respective families, have put in many hours of work towards these science fair projects. We appreciate our local science fair judges for their time: Roberta Christopherson, Dwight Freeman, Marc Kloker, and Vivian Taylor. Another year of success, and we look forward to many more to come.
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