District Science Fair

  • Third Annual Bell County School District Science Fair

     

     On Wednesday, February 19, 2019, Bell County School District held its 3rd Annual District Science Fair Competition at the Bell County Community Center.  Students competed in grade level competition beginning at fourth grade and going through 8th grade. There was also a high school division.  Starting at 5th grade level, students were able to develop projects for the Scientific Method category or the Engineering Design category.  Each school held their own school level event and selected the winners to participate a the district competition.  The winners from each grade level are listed below with a picture.

    4th Grade

    Andrew Hoskins/Jonah Slusher

    Yellow Creek

    Some Like It Hot

    5th Grade SM

    Eli Knuckles

    BellCentral

    Now You See Me, Now You Don't

    5th Grade ED

    Nick Wilson/Payton Elliott

    Bell Central

    Is Your Backpack "Tow" Heavy

    6th Grade SM

    Sophia Good

    Bell Central

    Exercise Your Heart

    6th Grade ED

    Ericka Gray

    Bell Central

    Out of the Woods

    7th Grade SM

    Baylee Keck

    Bell Central

    Water You Drinking?

    7th Grade ED

    Jared Knuckles

    Bell Central

    Good Vibrations

    8th Grade SM

    Bree-Ann Green

    Page

    This Competition's Heating Up

    8th Grade ED

    Jayden Lee/Kiersten Phipps

    Yellow Creek

    Edible Water Bottle

    High School SM

    Keely Moore

    BCHS

    The Caffeine Effect

    High School ED

    Bub Treece

    BCHS

    Biopolymers: Plastic for the Future

     

    Science Fair Winners

     

     

    Pictures of all the entries are displayed in the photo gallery below.

  • On Thursday, February 28, 2019, Bell County School District held its 2nd Annual District Science Fair Competition at the Bell County Community Center.  Students competed in grade level competition beginning at fourth grade and going through 8th grade.  There was also a Junior Division (9th and 10th grades) and a Senior Division (11th and 12th grades) at the high school level.  Each K-8 school center held their own school level competition and selected their top 2 winners at each grade level.  The high school selected 6 Junior Division and 6 Senior division school level winners.  All of the school level winners advanced to compete at the District Science Fair Showcase. Pictures of all the entries are displayed in the photo gallery below.

    The District winners for each grade level are as follows: 

    4th Grade - Going the Distance by Eli Knuckles, Bell Central

    5th Grade - I See What You Did There by Emily Rose, Bell Central

    6th Grade - Do You Truss Me? by Jared Knuckles, Bell Central

    7th Grade - Batter Up by Austin Goodin, Page

    8th Grade - Rolling Momentum by Wiley Jones, Frakes

    High School - Junior Division - Memory and Me by Chase Huff and Laurel Nolan

    High School - Senior Divison - How Does Color Affect Plant Growth? by William Uhrig

     

    Congratulations to all our school and district winners!!

  • On Friday, February 23rd, 2018, Bell County School District held its first annual District Science Fair Competition at the Bell County Community Center.  There was an elementary, middle grade, and high school division of competition.  Each K-8 school center held their own competition and selected their top 5 winners at the elementary and middle levels to compete at the district.  The high school selected their top projects for each science course that is taught. 

    Elementary Winners: 

    1st Place - Elijah Hampton and Blake Burnett from Page School

    2nd Place - Sophia Good from Bell Central

    3rd Place - Carson Walters from Page School

     

    Middle Grades Winners:

    1st Place - Bub Treece from Bell Central

    2nd Place - Wiley Jones from Frakes School

    3rd Place - Austin Goodin from Lone Jack

     

    High School Winners:

    1st Place - James Leach and Matthew Heck

    2nd Place - Jon Perkins and Antonio Zachery

    3rd Place - Michael Swedersky