Over the weekend, Science Olympiad took place at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo. The competition was fierce, but two teams stood out – the Brighton High School and Scranton Middle School teams. Despite tough competition, both teams held their own.
The Brighton High School team excelled in one event, finishing first in the state. Their victory came in the Scrambler event, where they had to build a small car that traveled a certain distance. The team’s coach, Shannan Pereira, expressed pride in her students’ hard work and determination. She has been coaching Science Olympiad at the high school for nine years and at Scranton for four years.
Scranton Middle School also did exceptionally well, earning two medals. They finished sixth in the Pentathlon event, which involved a relay race with physical tasks and science questions. They also placed seventh in Dynamic Planets, a written test covering topics like earthquakes and volcanoes. Pereira emphasized the dedication and effort of all the students involved, highlighting their hard work throughout the season.
In conclusion, both teams demonstrated impressive skills and determination during the Science Olympiad competition at Western Michigan University. Their success is a testament to their commitment to learning and their passion for science education.
