Solano County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Nikki Parr said it best at the Solano County Fairgrounds on Thursday — “By investing in our students, we are investing in a brighter, innovative future.” ...

Local students dominated the 41st annual Tulare County Science & Engineering Fair. Of the six projects that are eligible for ...

Calaveras County – The 41st Annual Calaveras County Science Fair, held March 7, 2026, brought together young scientists from across the county to showcase their curiosity, creativity, and commitment t ...

Glen Burnie High School juniors Abdullah Ashraf and Henry Nwobodo were named the Grand Award winners Tuesday at the Anne Arundel regional science fair.

RACINE, WI — Who knew popsicle sticks and rubber bands could make a race car? Mitchell School fifth-grade students on March 9, tested out their DIY-race cars at the Hoop Dreams & Clean Machines ...

Columbia Falls students did well at the Flathead County science fair last week. There were 168 projects presented at the fair with 191 students from throughout the valley participating. About ...

Families in northern Nevada will have the chance to explore science up close this weekend as the Sci-Venture Community Science Fair returns to The Discovery Museum in Reno. The fair takes place ...

Caleb Kovarik stands with his Harry Potter themed science project display during the District 7 Science and Learning Fair at Edwardsville High School in Edwardsville, Illinois.

Students from across Berks County will get a chance to show off their knowledge and skills at the 74th annual Reading-Berks Science and Engineering Fair. The annual event kicks off with students ...

This year marks the 11th year that Oppia will be participating in Google Summer of Code (GSoC)! GSoC is a global program which offers post-secondary students, as well as newcomers to open source, an ...

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Seventy years of scientific exploration have led New Orleans youths to thousands of dollars in prizes, groundbreaking innovations, trips abroad, and in many cases, to their futures. Just ask Britton ...