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Fulton Science Academy Private School Won 2nd Place at Regional Science Olympiad

  • Student: Science Olympiad Team
  • School: Fulton Science Academy Private School
  • Class/grade: Middle School
  • Award: 2nd Place at Regional Science Olympiad

In its first year as a private school, Fulton Science Academy’s Science Olympiad Team placed second at the Regional Tournament held at the University of North Georgia in Oakwood on Saturday, February 9. The team will now advance to the State Tournament to be held March 16 at Southern Polytechnic State University in Marietta. 

Head Coaches Pam Walsh and Gloria Stathos expected tough competition at the tournament and were pleased with the team’s performance. “We placed in the top ten in 23 out of 24 events,” said Mrs. Walsh.  “In addition, our B team, composed of less-experienced Science Olympiad students, placed 7th of the 24 teams, beating teams from Trickum, Chamblee, and Dickerson middle schools. The B team’s success is a good indicator of our future potential,” she explained.

Individual awards were earned by the following students:

 

Anatomycoached by Mrs. Ambari

5th Place Hasan Unal and Nuri Ozer

 

Boomilevercoached by Mr. Seker

2nd Place Beyza Akun and Brian Shoffeit

5th Place Katherine Li and Milton Walker

 

Crime Busterscoached by Mrs. Kasani

10th Place J. J. Lu and Vikram Ruppa-Kasani

 

Disease Detectivescoached by Mrs. Lewis

2nd Place Suraj Chatrithi and Nadir Lewis

9th Place Calvin Owens and Sree Sanku

 

Dynamic Planetcoached by Mrs. Walsh

6th Place Maryam Unal and Faith Lucas

8th Place Lilly Webster and Aditya Chouhardi

 

Experimental Designcoached by Mrs. Stathos

1st Place – J. J. Lu, Hasan Unal, and Sule Anik

 

Food Sciencecoached by Mrs. Deeb

3rd Place – Susanne Deeb and Nadir Lewis

9th Place – Calvin Owens and Sree Sanku

 

Forestrycoached by Mrs. Butler

1st Place – Lilly Webster and Aditya Chouhardi

4th Place – Ananya Terala and Aditi Tekkam

 

Helicopterscoached by Mrs. Walsh

1st Place Faith Lucas and Maryam Unal

3rd Place Nadir Lewis and Susanne Deeb

 

Hereditycoached by Ms. Doraiswami

4th Place – Araneesh Pratap

5th Place – Calvin Owens and Sree Sanku

 

Keep the Heatcoached by Mr. Near

1st Place – Araneesh Pratap and Hasan Unal

8th Place – Jennifer Near and Simon Wang

 

Meteorologycoached by Mr. Ambardekar

1st Place – Lilly Webster and Aditya Chouhardi

3rd Place – Neel Ambardekar and Ananya Terala

 

Metric Masterycoached by Ms. Fichter

5th Place – Araneesh Pratap and Vikram Ruppa-Kasani

 

Mission Possiblecoached by Mr. Seker

2nd Place – Beyza Akgun and Sule Anik

 

Mousetrap Vehiclecoached by Mr. Vazquez

5th Place Neel Ambardekar and Sree Sanku

9th Place – Sule Anik and Nadir Lewis

 

Reach for the Starscoached by Mrs. Walsh

1st Place – Araneesh Pratap and Aditya Chouhardi

9th Place – Maryam Unal and Simon Wang

 

Road Scholarcoached by Mrs. Stathos

1st Place – J. J. Lu and Suraj Chatrithi

6th Place – Neel Ambardekar

 

Rocks and Mineralscoached by Mrs. Walsh

1st Place – Lilly Webster and Brian Shoffeit

3rd Place – Callie Webster and Katherine Li

 

Shock Valuecoached by Mr. Wang

2nd Place – Simon Wang and Jennifer Near

4th Place – Araneesh Pratap and Brian Shoffeit

 

Sounds of Musiccoached by Mrs. Stathos

6th Place – Callie Webster and Katherine Li

7th Place – Beyza Akgun and J. J. Lu

 

Water Qualitycoached by Mrs. Butler

5th Place – Nuri Ozer and Sule Anik

 

Write It, Do Itcoached by Mrs. Stathos

8th Place – Callie Webster and Katherine Li

9th Place – Suraj Chatrithi and Beyza Akgun

Jim

3:44 pm on Monday, February 11, 2013

My daughter attended this school for two years. It was the best possible expereince we could have hoped for on so many levels (academically, socially, personally). She couldn't wait to get up and go to school there and frequently asked to stay for the after school programs. I'm glad to see that the school continues to do well.

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Pam Broadwell

10:08 pm on Monday, February 11, 2013

Way to go! Wonderful job! Last year this school won 25th place in the nation. Considering there are more than 6,000 teams in the nation, it was a great achievement. I heard Principal Sener saying that the next goal is top 10 in the nation. I won't be surprised if it is achieved in a few years. :)

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