By Francesca Toews
Mashpee Middle High School held its much anticipated Science and Engineering Fair awards ceremony over zoom, on friday. With Mr. Hoppensteadt and Mrs. Soares making the fair a reality amidst these discomforting times, Mrs. Soares acting as the Science Fair Advisor and Mr. Hoppensteadt Coordinator, the students and teachers involved have had to face many new challenges this year.
This year, out of twenty-six entries, two groups took first place with one being “Light Propagation: Particle Wave Duality” by Nathan and Sean Ware, and the other “How Does the Appearance of Food Affect People's Perception of It?” by Samantha Kersey, Colin Spencer, and Owen Balfour.
Mashpee Middle High School held its much anticipated Science and Engineering Fair awards ceremony over zoom, on friday. With Mr. Hoppensteadt and Mrs. Soares making the fair a reality amidst these discomforting times, Mrs. Soares acting as the Science Fair Advisor and Mr. Hoppensteadt Coordinator, the students and teachers involved have had to face many new challenges this year.
This year, out of twenty-six entries, two groups took first place with one being “Light Propagation: Particle Wave Duality” by Nathan and Sean Ware, and the other “How Does the Appearance of Food Affect People's Perception of It?” by Samantha Kersey, Colin Spencer, and Owen Balfour.