Young Innovators Shine: Marshall County's Brightest Minds Dominate Science Fair Podium
Young scientists from Marshall County Schools showcased their curiosity and investigative skills at the annual Science Fair, exploring fascinating topics that ranged from urban light pollution's impact on astronomy to practical home health solutions. Middle and high school students from Cameron, Moundsville, and Sherrard middle schools, along with John Marshall High School, demonstrated remarkable scientific thinking by developing and testing diverse hypotheses. The event highlighted students' creativity and passion for scientific discovery, with projects that delved into real-world challenges. Some students examined how city lights diminish star visibility, while others focused on innovative strategies to reduce household allergens. Each project represented a unique exploration of scientific principles, showcasing the next generation of researchers and critical thinkers from Marshall County. From sixth through eighth grade, these budding scientists proved that scientific inquiry knows no age limits, presenting thoughtful research that impressed judges and demonstrated the power of curiosity-driven learning.