Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Seventh grader Annabella Ross displays her winning design that won the art contest for the shirt illustration for the science and engineering Fair.
St. Peter's students who had project place in the Science and Engineering Fair include, from left, Quinn Hayek, Parker Taitano and Mateo Torres.
FALLBROOK – St. Peter the Apostle Catholic School students earned many awards at the 2018 Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair. All students completed strong projects, but four projects were selected and accepted to compete at the higher level of the GSDSEF in Balboa Park.
Annabella Ross (Grade 7) won fourth place for her Medical and Health Science project, which tested whether one gender was superior in coordination. Annabella also won the art contest for designing the shirt illustration for the entire event.
Mateo Torres (Grade 8) won fourth place for his Plant Science project that focused on algae growth.
Quinn Hayek (Grade 7) earned a third place ribbon for his Behavioral and Social Science project, testing different music genres effects on memory.
Parker Taitano (Grade 7) earned third place for his Plant Science project, comparing traditional soil growing to the new agricultural process of hydroponics.
Principal Linda McCotter said, "We are extremely proud of these students and their accomplishments!"
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