Science fairs are among the most iconic and eagerly anticipated highlights of most every public school, especially those with elementary and middle school grades. <\/p>\n
Most unique about them is they give children who might be more academically inclined than athletically or musically gifted a chance to take center stage. <\/p>\n
At Pine Strawberry School, the learned among the student body are in the process of wrapping up their fair projects, which will be shown and judged Jan. 26-30. <\/p>\n
The projects will be on public display Feb. 3-7 in the Isabelle Hunt Memorial Library. <\/p>\n
Pine Strawberry School science fair winners along with other champions from around Gila County will compete March 5 in the Regional Science Fair in Miami. <\/p>\n
Winners there advance April 7-9 to the Phoenix Convention Center for the granddaddy of all competitions Arizona State Science and Engineering Fair. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The state fair brings together first place winners from school, district, county and regional science fairs around Arizona to compete for thousands of dollars in prizes and scholarships. <\/p>\n
Pine Strawberry School has a rich science fair history producing local champions who have gone on to show well in both the county and state showdowns. <\/p>\n
At last years county fair, Pine Strawberry Schools aspiring scientists won seven bronze, two silver and five gold medals. <\/p>\n
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