Vineyard Students Excel at Annual Science and Engineering Fair
This year marked the 26th annual Science and Engineering fair.
This year marked the 26th annual Science and Engineering fair.
Emmett Taylor displays his dimples experiment.
Emmett Taylor displays his dimples experiment.
Leah deBettencourt explains her berries experiment to a judge.
Leah deBettencourt explains her berries experiment to a judge.
Senique Wilson investigated shellfish predator protection.
Senique Wilson investigated shellfish predator protection.
Shevaun Brown displays his results on the best soil for green roof sedums.
Shevaun Brown displays his results on the best soil for green roof sedums.
Experiment on the spherification of miso soup.
Experiment on the spherification of miso soup.
Annual science fair takes place every February.
Annual science fair takes place every February.
Parents check out their childrens' experiments.
Parents check out their childrens' experiments.
Science teacher Dana Munn operates the wind tunnel to test turbines.
Science teacher Dana Munn operates the wind tunnel to test turbines.
Sylvi Carroll and Xavier Clarke watch their wind turbine.
Sylvi Carroll and Xavier Clarke watch their wind turbine.
Their wind turbine experiment won a first place.
Their wind turbine experiment won a first place.
Gabriel Walters receives an award from Natalie Munn and Anna Cotton.
Gabriel Walters receives an award from Natalie Munn and Anna Cotton.
Leah deBettencourt won the Island Grown Initiative award.
Leah deBettencourt won the Island Grown Initiative award.
Gus Coogan won the Lagoon Pond Association award.
Gus Coogan won the Lagoon Pond Association award.
Investigative Award for Emmett Taylor.
Investigative Award for Emmett Taylor.
Senique Wilson won the MV Shellfish Group award.
Senique Wilson won the MV Shellfish Group award.
Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School students astounded judges and spectators alike with project presentations at the 26th annual Science and Engineering fair this Saturday.