After evaluating 155 science and engineering projects submitted by students from all five of Fayette’s middle and high schools, judges of the Fayette County Science and Engineering Fair are advancing 56 of them to the regional competition.
A total of 31 middle school students and 49 high school students, sharing the 56 projects, will compete at the Griffin RESA Regional Science and Engineering Fair on February 7 for an opportunity to participate in the state competition. Only students who placed first in the county competition are eligible to represent Fayette at the regional event.
Middle school students advancing to the regional competition are (Bennett’s Mill Middle) Sameeha Lalani, Tatiana Rosario, Tayana Sanders, Oumou Sowe, Jayla Musa, (J.C. Booth Middle) Diane Kwon, Marc van Zyl, Emily White, Angela Giovanelli, Matthew Villiger, Matthew D'Morais, Roshan Kolachina, Harsh Singh, (Flat Rock Middle) Miles Robinson, Brianna Dozier, (Rising Starr Middle) Smrithi Thomas, Casey Dearman, Olivia Pokorski, Eileen Simmons, Kaylee Macoy, Carlee Campbell, (Whitewater Middle) Autumn Kontos, Leah Johnson, Christopher Baker,Tyler Klinger, Carpenter Ray, Cheyenne Mitchell, Emily Wagner, Olivia Ray, Zayden Leischner, and Reid Barlow.
High school students advancing to the regional competition are (Fayette County High) Darlin Nguyen, Arshi Noorani, India Gay, Isha Jalia, Sia Gawlani, Madison Powell, Hannah Flintoff, Sara Anis Ali, Evan Canby-Pratt, LucyThomas, (McIntosh High) Karena Pemu, Celene Bennett, Max Lawson, Sahana Rukmangathan, Allison Spinney, Kotoe Takeda, Libbie Larson, Alexa Markley, Seung-a Baek, Sara Park, Elizabeth Wilson, Molly Mitchell, Grant Fouts, Junwei Chang, William Dannelly, Brandon Hayes, Ben Anderson, Arsh Khanwani, (Sandy Creek High) Sydney Schulten, Jocelyn Wilson, Jade Mathis, Aleksander Stec, (Starr’s Mill High) Greg Gould, Keerat Rahman, Teja Pulagam, Caleb Nichols, Audra Daniel, Kayla Murray, Wyatt Koth, (Whitewater High) Daniel Holman, William Addison Moses, Andrewn Lipton, Ethan Gouhl, Benjamin Agi, Joshua Todd, Elizabeth Mangin, Leah Enterkin, Morgan Pettis, and Joshua Johnston.
Overall, 231 students from all of Fayette’s middle and high schools competed in the school system’s science and engineering fair.
