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IMPORTANT CHANGES -- PLEASE NOTE:

To alleviate the problems with transportation and judging, the Wamego Regional Science Fair will be a 1-day fair, with judging in the morning, and awards in the late afternoon.
(It will be the same process as the 2018 fair)


Please note this change:

Friday, March 1st -- the facility will be open to participants wishing to set up their display.   
THERE WILL BE NO JUDGING ON THE EVENING OF MARCH 1st!!!!!!


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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

  • MARCH 1, 2019 
    • Project set up:  4:00p.m. until 8p.m. <-- this is a CHANGE! Please note the new ending time!
    • THERE WILL BE NO JUDGING ON MARCH 1st!!

  • MARCH 2, 2018 
    • Project set up: 6a.m. until 9a.m. 
    • Judging and Interviews: 
      • Judging is from 9:00a.m. till 12:00 p.m.  
      • If you have indicated on your entry form that you want to be interviewed, please be at your project! 
  • LUNCH BREAK FROM NOON TO 1:OO p.m. EXHIBIT HALL WILL BE CLOSED!!! 
  • PUBLIC VIEWING OF PROJECTS/ ACTIVITIES FAIR
      • Public view of projects from 1:00 p.m. till 4:00 p.m. 
      • Science demonstrations and activities from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
      • Awards presentation is from 4:00 till 4:30 p.m.  
      • Project teardown immediately following the awards presentation 

JUDGING AND AWARDS 

    • ANY STUDENT WISHING TO BE CONSIDERED FOR POSSIBLE ADVANCEMENT TO STATE COMPETITION MUST BE INTERVIEWED! 
    • Judging interviews will include a short oral interview by at least one of the judges. Students should be prepared to wait by their exhibit until judged. 
    • Judging criteria:
  1. Were the procedures described in the General Rules section followed?
    1. Does the participant comprehend the Scientific Method?
    2. Is there evidence that the participant truly knows about the concepts being studied in their project?
    3. Is the project an innovative and creative approach to a problem/question?
    4. Appearance/neatness/clarity of the entry. 

    STATE QUALIFIERS: 

        • Each year the Kansas State Science and Engineering Fair Executive Board determines how many entries a regional fair can advance to state. In the past, this number has been 35 (thirty-five) projects from Division II and Division I as “State Qualifiers”.
        • Judges will determine which projects to advance to state competition. 
        • Additional projects will be designated as “Alternates” which will advance to the state fair in the event a State Qualifier is unable to attend. 
        • Judges may choose to award “honorable mention” awards for students whose projects were of very high quality, but did not score in the top of their division 
        • Additional “Special Awards” will be given to projects which demonstrate a special excellence (examples include- Best Use of Mathematics, Best Use of Photography, etc.) 

        ALTERNATES: 
            • “State Qualifier” projects must register and pay their entry fee to KSSEF no later than: 
            • If a “State Qualifier” cannot attend KSSEF, they should inform WRSEF staff AS SOON AS POSSIBLE in order to allow their alternate to attend in their place!



       QUESTIONS?   EMAIL:  sylvestera@usd320.com

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