What’s a Science Olympiad
A Science Olympiad consists of different hands-on events where students take an active role in exploring science topics related to the school’s science curriculum. The events can be scheduled to occur as half-day up to three-day competitions.
The program helps students of all abilities succeed in science by making science fun and exciting. It is designed for students in grades 4 through 7; however, it can be adapted to include lower grade levels.
Each event, either competitive or non-competitive in design, meets the current National Science Standards, as well as the Science Standards set by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
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► Official Science Olympiad website
► Official Science Olympiad manual
The EMSSOP provides information, manuals, training, and grant money for teachers and administrators to promote Science Olympiad programs in their schools or districts.
Would You Like to Attend an EMSSOP?
Limited visitors are being permitted to attend EMSSOP programs in the following schools:
May 18 & 19 beginning at 8:30 am
Contact Janet McCann:
jmcann@saintmonicaacademy.org
724-846-5955
May 19th
Contact Megan Melucci:
mmelucci@franklinregional.k12.pa.us
Grants up to $2,500 per school will be awarded for equipment and materials related to the Olympiad. Grants are issued on a first come, first served basis.
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Grant deadline is February 11, 2022
We are no longer accepting submissions
Presented by David McCutcheon
mccutcheon@ht-sd.org
Presented by Megan Melucci
mmelucci@franklinregional.k12.pa.us
Presented by Science Olympiad, Inc.
http://www.soinc.org
Workshop on integrating Universal Design into STEM teaching, as a strategy for ensuring that students with disabilities and learning differences have access to STEM learning.
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