Nearly 6,000 students from over 140 schools participated in the 68th Annual Southern Arizona Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
Genesis Lara The work of nearly 6,000 students from over 140 schools was highlighted in the recent 68th Annual Southern Arizona Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
“I hope that my achievements in both the SARSEF Fair and JSHS inspire Flowing Wells students to engage in science and formulate their own projects,” she said. To nominate a teacher for the award, students are asked to submit a video explaining why their teacher deserves to be recognized with the Teacher Excellence Award. Students can submit a nomination individually or as a group.
“In a couple weeks, we will be having our final ‘brushing’ trail day, where students will be volunteering their time to put final touches on the trail,” Ross said.
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