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This page is for the use of staff and teachers of science in New Haven Public Schools. It is here to provide a useful central point for information only, and should not be considered as a definitive statement of policies and procedures. For official files and communication please refer to the main New Haven Public Schools page at http://www.nhps.net .(for best printing results, select PDF files)




The 2007-2008 New Haven Schools Science Fair Was Held on May 13, 14, 15 at Woolsey Hall, Yale Commons. JOIN US! Next Year!


Click Here to take survey on 2008 Science Fair

2007-2008 New Haven Science Fair Projects and Awards!


SCIENCE FAIR IN THE NEWS!


Channel8 Coverage May 14, Channel 30 Coverage May 14

NHPS Article, Press
Outreach programs from Yale

Science Fair in New Haven Independent:Fair Article,, Follow Up, Barnard Science Fair Season, Columbus Science Fever Rising, Science Fair Winner, Fair 2007
TUESDAY, MAY 13, 2008
7:30-4:00 PM Project Drop Off, Yale Commons
4:00-9:00 PM Pre Judging
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008
9:15-12:00 Students at Fair for Live Judging. Press, ED staff invited
1:00-6:00 PM PUBLIC VIEWING
THURSDAY, MAY 15, 2008
8:00-6:00 PM Project PickUp and Public Viewing
7:00 -9:00 PM Awards Ceremony, Woolsey Hall
Final Info For Teachers and Schools (Word),
Student Letter (Word, PDF)
Science Fair Bus List,....... Display and Safety Rules..... Project Parts and Display
Science Fair Schedule

See Entire Science Fair Manual!


Following are important forms from the 2007-2008 Science Fair Manual


Science Fair TimeLine
Science Fair Judging/Evaluation Forms
Science Fair Mentor Request Form (Due Feb)
Science Research Committe Rules, Guidelines, Forms for
Projects with Hazardous Substances, Living Materials, other safety, ethical issues Due Feb 8


Science Fair School Registration Forms Due Feb 8
Science Fair Project Board Request Forms due Feb
Student City Fair Registration Forms (Due Apr 11)
Science Fair Media Release Forms
New Haven Schools Science Curriculum Overview



JUDGES NEEDED! Judges are needed to judge projects on late Tue afternoon May 14, and the morning of May 14th to interview students. It is a great way to get involved with young scientists! JudgeSignUp Form (Word, PDF) , JudgingForm
Mentors are always welcome
SCIENCE FAIR 07 FINAL LIST (PARTICIPANTS AND WINNERS)



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14th Annual New Haven Science Fair
at Commons Hall, Yale University
May 13-15th, 2008 - Grades PreK-12


The New Haven Science Fair Program (formerly the Olin-Yale-Bayer-New Haven Public School Science Fair) was started in 1995 with seven test schools. This past year over 7000 New Haven students and 43 schools participated, utilizing more than 160 volunteers for mentoring and judging. The program is dedicated to improve the quality of education, and particularly science and math education in the New Haven Public Schools Grades Pre-K through 12.

The New Haven Science Fair Program is truly a partnership involving businesses, universities, associations, foundations, and private citizens, working with the public schools' teachers, students, and administrators, and the students' parents. The goal of the program is to work with children and teachers from Pre-K to 12, to help them carry out investigative hands-on science fair projects, in order to promote skills in critical thinking, science process and communication

Funding for the Program this year comes from New Haven Public Schools, Yale University, Sigma Xi Yale Chapter, Covidien, Watershed Fund of the Regional Water Authority, Bayer Healthcare, The United Illuminating Company, Fusco Management Company LLC, Science Park Development Corporation, G.M. Leahy, M.J. Spannuth, and the Dennis Bornick Fund.


The New Haven Science Fair Program is administered by the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce, 900 Chapel Street, 10th Floor, New Haven, CT 06510 Tel: (203) 787-6735 - Fax: (203) 782-4329 - www.gnhcc.com

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Richard Therrien, K-12 Science Supervisor, New Haven Public Schools
Gateway Center, 3rd floor, 54 Meadow Street, New Haven, CT 06519
203-946-7933, 203-946-8664 (fax)
richard.therrien at new-haven.k12.ct.us