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Saint Gregory the Great Students Achieve at Science Fair
Students in grades 6-8 earn recognition for science projects

Saint Gregory the Great School in Danbury recently hosted its annual Science Fair. Students in grades 6-8 presented their findings to experiments which were judged by parent volunteers with a background in science. The requirements of the approved research plan included the following: a guiding question, hypothesis, purpose, materials, procedure, data and results which included a graph and table, and a list of resources.
In addition, students had to draw conclusions based on their findings, and determine if the results were conclusive or useful in society.
Congratulations to the following students for their achievements:
Grade 6
1st place, Lukas Muy and David Perez(Citric Acid Battery) 2nd place, Jacob Cooney(Ready Set Grow) 3rd Place, Rafi Antonios, Liswed Layog, Conor Lopez(Catch the Sun) 4th Place, Gianna Perez, Brielle Dunkle, Maggie Orr(Will Diet Coke Do the Job?)
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Grade 7
1st place, Brendan Kelly(Exploring the Forces of Friction) 2nd place, Nicole Merritt, Kaitlyn Sherry, Anna Tallaksen(Filtration Nation)3rd place, Grace Scalzo(Effect of Soaps on Plants), 4th place, Nicole Falcao(Ready-Set-Grow)
Grade 8
1st place, Tyler Fahey(The Effect of Vinegar on Plants’ Resistance to Drought), 2nd place, Thejus Joseph(Solubility Differences Among A-seet-a-min-oh-fin) 3rd place, Hannah Poklemba(The Effect of Detergents on Plants and Sarina Johnson & Deanna Sutton(Wave Bye to Gasoline)