The West Hawaii District Science Fair will be held on Saturday, February 15 from 8:00 – 3:00 at the NELHA Gateway Center in Kailua-Kona. The public can view the projects after judging from 12:00 – 3:00. This year students from Kealakehe High, Konawaena Middle, and Hualalai Academy will be participating.
The Science Fair program in Hawai’i is the primary activity of the Hawai’i Academy of Science (HAS). It serves over 7,000 students statewide in both public and private schools with about 500 students participating in the Hawai’i Science and Engineering Fair (HSSEF) which is typically held each April. Selected students from the Hawai’i Science Fair program will then represent Hawai’i at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEP), the premier student science competition in the world. The Academy has been proud to serve as the host and organizer of the HSSEF since 1958 and continues to explore ways to improve the program and encourage more participation.
For additional information, please contact Linda Jeffrey (327-4300, ext. 2432 or [email protected]).
The Science Fair program in Hawai’i is the primary activity of the Hawai’i Academy of Science (HAS). It serves over 7,000 students statewide in both public and private schools with about 500 students participating in the Hawai’i Science and Engineering Fair (HSSEF) which is typically held each April. Selected students from the Hawai’i Science Fair program will then represent Hawai’i at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEP), the premier student science competition in the world. The Academy has been proud to serve as the host and organizer of the HSSEF since 1958 and continues to explore ways to improve the program and encourage more participation.
For additional information, please contact Linda Jeffrey (327-4300, ext. 2432 or [email protected]).