2009 Science Fair is a success
From ant farms to crystallization concepts and the principles of steam engines, students shared a variety of projects during the kindergarten through eighth-grade science fair on April 26.

The Duanesburg Central School District's Science Fair encourages students to have hands-on fun with science while also spending quality time with their family investigating the world. 

The science fair provides a venue for all district students and home-schooled students in grades K-8 to share the results of their exploration. The science fair is a voluntary project, and is not a part of regular class work. The most important aspect of the fair is encouraging students to have hands-on fun with science and allowing them to discover how science works in their lives.

Students are encouraged to work on their project throughout the fall after their regular school assignments have been completed. Students may work individually or with a partner to expand on topics they have learned about in class or they may explore an interest of their own.

We thank you in advance for supporting your child’s participation in this wonderful event.

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