The annual Science Fair at City Academy was held February 25, 2011. It was a chance for City Academy students to show off their talents for tackling issues of worldwide concern like oil pollution as well as issues that hit a little closer to home like how music affects learning. The projects were evaluated by a panel of distinguished judges with years of experience in a variety of scientific fields. The top three winners from each division received cash prizes as well as the respect and admiration of their fellow students.

10th Grader Tori Cody explains her project "Trash or Treasure?" which earned 1st place in the Jr. Divison
Thanks to all the participants and a special thanks to all our volunteer judges. Great Work Everyone!! Eight of the top projects will be competing at the Salt Lake Valley Regional Science and Engineering Fair on March 25th.The Fair is being held in the Rice Eccles stadium on the University of Utah Campus. The public is welcome to attend the Fair between 2 and 4 PM on the 25th ,so come cheer on our City Academy team! City Academy Science Fair Winners are listed below as well as the other students that will be displaying their projects at the Regional Fair.
Junior Division Winners
1st place Tori Cody: Trash or Treasure?
2nd place Korieann Jensen: Is Music Distracting?
3rd place Tie Stephanie Fitzgerald: Oil Pollution on Plant Growth; Elyse Jones: Identical Twins and Finger Prints
Senior Division Winners
1st Place Louie LaBohec: When In Search Of Chaos….
2nd Place Nissyen Lopez: Can Oyster Mushrooms Be an Alternative to Clean Up oil Spills?
3rd Place Arminda King: The Magic of Plants
Honorable Mention
Jaymie Beck: A Bloody Mess
Dayan Saurbron and Juliana Cottam: Electromagnetic Propulsion Rollercoaster
Drew Sorenson: High Voltage
Thanks to Science Teacher David Vala for providing the text for this post.





