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http://www.clark.edu/special/scienceolympiad/ Please make a note of it and bookmark the new site!
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SW Board |
Info for Coaches |
2008 - 2009 Competitions |
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We've Had our First Elementary Competition! More to come! |
Middle and High School Info |
Elementary Info |
Regional:
March 14, 2009 Lower Columbia College, Longview, WA State: April 18th, 2009, Clark College |
For Elementary Competitions Regional Middle and High School Competitions State Middle and High School Competitions |
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Board Meeting Announcements: Next SW WA Board Meeting: Monday, February 9, 2009, 6:30 PM, Lower Columbia College in Longview, WA. Check with Cheryl Kryger for Vancouver area carpool details.
Minutes for the Board meetings: Meeting Minutes 20 October 2008.pdf Meeting Minutes 12 January 2009.pdf
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Important Info, Rules Clarifications, & Resources for you! Instructions for signing your team in Roster
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Suggestions for next time September, 2008: |
November 8th, a day of fun! Elementary Code of Ethics Roster.pdf Elementary Science Olympiad Registration Form.pdf Elementary Invitational Rules and Schedule 2008.pdf
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2009 Unified Schedule Team Numbers Sign in instructions for Supervisors and for Volunteers:
Team Room
Assignments Important Information , Event Clarification & Resources T-Shirt (no t-shirts available at the regional) Food
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2008 Elementary Results: Aerodynamics - Build two paper airplanes to be flown a distance of at least five meters, landing on a predetermined target. 1st - Team #6, Union Ridge 2nd - Team #10, Dorothy Fox Black 3rd - Team #5, Maple Grove Green Top Group - Group 4-D, Maple Grove Yellow
Gunk - Design and test a ball of gunk (Elmer's glue, liquid starch, and salt) that will bounce a certain height. 1st - Team #11, Captain Strong
Metric Mastery - Estimate and measure different objects using metric units, which may include mass, volume, distance, time and temperature. 1st - Team #13, Hockinson Intermediate
Mystery Architecture - This event is designed to test the students' ability to think on their feet. They will be given a bag of materials to build a freestanding tower as high as they can so that it supports a tennis ball at its top. The materials will not be known until they begin and might include straight pins, paper cups, drinking straws, paper clips, tape, string, paper, etc. 1st - Team #12, Helen Baller
Straw Egg Drop - Make a device of straws and masking tape to hold a large, raw egg. The device containing the egg will be dropped from a fixed height to a target. Devices whose eggs are unbroken and closest to the target score highest. 1st - Team #6, Union Ridge
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Clark info please contact Travis Kibota Tournament info please contact Tina Barsotti or kgress@clark.edu Tournament registration please contact statedirector@washingtonscienceolympiad.com
Washington Science Olympiad 2008 State Tournament Contributors
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We are very grateful to the contributors featured below: |
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And to All of you, more than 100 volunteers! |
OUR CONTRIBUTORS, IN RANDOM ORDER, HAVE MADE THIS EVENT POSSIBLE. THANK YOU!
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Our Award Presenters
Clark College President Bob Knight President of the Evergreen School Board Schuyler Hoss Chair, Clark College Board of Trustees Rhona Sen Hoss Camas School Board Member Mel Cardon Camas High School Assistant Principal Ellise Anderson Vancouver School District Board Vice-President Dr. Ed Rankin Color Guard Boy Scout Troop 479
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Faculty and Staff from many, many Departments, especially in the Sciences The Staff in every single building on campus! Student Clubs Every single event supervisor, test writer, volunteer Every single person who gave time, effort, and skills to support another so that this event could be a success Coaches, Parents, Kids, WE COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU! |
And to those I may have missed, My Apologies! It certainly wasn't intended. I want to know if I missed you - I'll add you to this list.