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Kansas Science Olympiad
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 Science Olympiad is intended for students that have an
interest in science and engineering who may or may not choose a career in one of
those fields. The point of Science Olympiad is to learn some science and have
some fun in the process. Events cover biology, physics, chemistry, earth
science, engineering and inquiry. They range from pencil and paper “tests,” to
performing lab experiments, to building a structure or robot.
The goals of Science Olympiad include:
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To increase the interest and proficiency of Kansas
students in the study of science.
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Promote team work.
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To recognize outstanding student and teacher
achievements in science.
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To improve the quality of science education in Kansas.
Students and teachers recognize the benefits of Science Olympiad.
To find out how to become involved with the Kansas Science Olympiad click on
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Introduction to Kansas Science Olympiad..
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Current News
Congratulations to Olathe North High
School and Leawood Middle School for their accomplishments in the 2013
National Science Olympiad Tournament held at Wright State University
in Dayton, Ohio. Olathe North
took 26th place (out of 60 teams) in the High School Division and
received a 5th place medal in Material Science and a 6th place medal
in Rocks and Minerals. Leawood
Middle finished in 46th place (also out of 60 teams) in the Middle
School Division.
FINAL Tournament Results for the 2013 Kansas Science Olympiad
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Please send any comments you have on the Kansas
Science Olympiad Website to
Greg Novacek.
This page last updated
05/24/2013
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