Why participate in the Science Fair?
Who can Participate?
Any student in 6th - 12th grade in Rock Hill Schools may participate.
High School students who are not enrolled in a Science until second semester may also participate. For information, please check with the Science teacher who will be your instructor. This teacher will give you Science Fair guidance.
High School students who are not enrolled in a Science until second semester may also participate. For information, please check with the Science teacher who will be your instructor. This teacher will give you Science Fair guidance.
How do you Participate?
See your Science teacher for a Science Fair Registration Form.
Complete it and return it to your teacher.
School level judging will take place on January 14, 2020.
The Rock Hill Schools Secondary Science Fair judging will be held January 24, 2020.
The BEST projects from the Rock Hill Schools Secondary Science Fair will proceed to the Piedmont Region III Science Fair in Spartanburg, SC in March 2020.
Registration form (Form 1A) to Piedmont Region III Science Fair.
Complete it and return it to your teacher.
School level judging will take place on January 14, 2020.
The Rock Hill Schools Secondary Science Fair judging will be held January 24, 2020.
The BEST projects from the Rock Hill Schools Secondary Science Fair will proceed to the Piedmont Region III Science Fair in Spartanburg, SC in March 2020.
Registration form (Form 1A) to Piedmont Region III Science Fair.
How to Decide on a Project?
Think about topics that interest you.
electricity....water...solar energy...cell phones...recycling...germs...climate change...music...pets...insects...severe weather...five senses...periodic table
Brainstorm questions you have about how things work,
or how something could work better.
Design a test or experiment that uses the scientific method to answer your question.
Does cell phone use impact short term memory?
What water conditions are indicative of mosquitoes carrying viruses?
What's the best treatment for ant bites?
Is wifi or carrier more strain on a cell phone battery?
If you don't do an experiment, but would like to share your research, choose the Research Results category.
These projects will be allowed for the Rock Hill Schools Secondary Science Fair, but will not be allowed to proceed to the Piedmont Region III Science Fair.
What happens to blood once it is donated but before it is given to a new person?
What I learned from my Ancestry DNA results, and my new questions.
Why are so many people deciding to become vegetarian or vegan? Is it really a more healthy option?
electricity....water...solar energy...cell phones...recycling...germs...climate change...music...pets...insects...severe weather...five senses...periodic table
Brainstorm questions you have about how things work,
or how something could work better.
Design a test or experiment that uses the scientific method to answer your question.
Does cell phone use impact short term memory?
What water conditions are indicative of mosquitoes carrying viruses?
What's the best treatment for ant bites?
Is wifi or carrier more strain on a cell phone battery?
If you don't do an experiment, but would like to share your research, choose the Research Results category.
These projects will be allowed for the Rock Hill Schools Secondary Science Fair, but will not be allowed to proceed to the Piedmont Region III Science Fair.
What happens to blood once it is donated but before it is given to a new person?
What I learned from my Ancestry DNA results, and my new questions.
Why are so many people deciding to become vegetarian or vegan? Is it really a more healthy option?
Need Some Ideas?
Browse through the lists to develop your own, original question to research and investigate.
What are the Categories?
* The Research Results category is only for the RHSD Science Fair. This category does not exist in the Piedmont Region Science Fair. Projects in this category will not be allowed to proceed to the Piedmont Region Science Fair. |