South Georgia Technical College recently hosted the final round of the Chattahoochee-Flint RESA Science Fair in the James S. Peters Gymnasium on the Americus campus. More than 40 students in fifth through eighth grades from the Chattahoochee-Flint RESA service area presented their projects to a panel of volunteer judges from the community. The judges’ scores were tallied to determine the winners. Chattahoochee-Flint RESA Executive Director Richard McCorkle presented trophies to the winners in each category.
The overall first place winner was Sau Yi Diaz Chan of Macon County Elementary School for a project showing the effect of music on people’s heart rate. Overall second place went to Zsa’Chorian McLendon of Clay County Middle School (Which Candle Burns the Fastest), and Ni’Ciera Cooper and Keyshauna Sims of Clay County Middle School (Can Color Affect Taste) won third place overall.
Other winners were as follows:
Fifth Grade:
First Place – Sau Yi Diaz Chan, Macon County Elementary School
Second Place – Isaiah Cannon, Macon County Elementary School
Third Place – Tristan Comstock, Chattahoochee County Elementary School
Sixth Grade:
First Place – Jada Smith, Macon County Middle School
Second Place – Kayla Parker, Macon County Middle School
Third Place – Madison James, Macon County Middle School
Seventh Grade:
First Place – Ni’Ciera Cooper and Keyshauna Sims, Clay County Middle School
Second Place – Madison Jackson, Macon County Middle School
Third Place – Jackson Hunter Hill, Taylor County Middle School
Eighth Grade:
First Place – Zsa’Chorian McLendon, Clay County Middle School
Second Place – Teairya Williams, Clay County Middle School
Third Place – Ja’Kadah Nunnally and Archayla Wallace, Clay County Middle School
Best Interview: Conner Camp, Chattahoochee County Elementary
People’s Choice Award: Teaghn Story, Macon County Elementary
Life Science First Place Award: Sau Yi Diaz Chan, Macon County Elementary School
Physical Science First Place Award: Zsa’Chorian McLendon, Clay County Middle School
Earth Science First Place Award: Isaiah Cannon, Macon County Elementary School
General Science First Place Award: Ni’Ciera Cooper and Keyshauna Sims, Clay County Middle School
Inventor’s Corner First Place Award: Cameron Hill, Macon County Elementary