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Teacher Awards Teacher Awards Granada Islamic School Murphy Middle School Mrs. Shagufta Akhtar Ms. Mary A. Francis — Award to the Teacher of the 1st place — Kozlowski Teacher Awards - To Honor New winner, $50 Cash, American Society of Civil Teachers with Quality Projects and Applications Engineers - $100 Cash Independence High School Palo Alto High School Ms. Ellean Vickrey Mr. Keith Geller — Kozlowski Teacher Awards - To Honor New — Award to the Teacher of the 1st place Teachers with Quality Projects and Applications winner, $50 Cash, American Society of Civil - $100 Cash Engineers — Horace Lucich Awards for Outstanding Leigh High School Teachers - $900 Cash and Plaque, SCVSEFA Board of Directors Ms. Michelle Lyon — Kozlowski Teacher Awards - To Honor New Saratoga High School Teachers with Quality Projects and Applications - $100 Cash Mr. Robert Kucer — Horace Lucich Awards for Outstanding Mr. Lewis Smith Teachers - $900 Cash and Plaque, SCVSEFA — Horace Lucich Awards for Outstanding Board of Directors Teachers - $900 Cash and Plaque, SCVSEFA Board of Directors Silver Creek High School — Saratoga Capital, Inc. Teacher Award - Dinner & a night in the Penthouse Suite at San Mr. Mark Okuda Jose's DeAnza Hotel — Horace Lucich Awards for Outstanding Teachers - $900 Cash and Plaque, SCVSEFA Miller Junior High School Board of Directors Mr. Francis Lee Springer School — Horace Lucich Awards for Outstanding Teachers - $900 Cash and Plaque, SCVSEFA Mrs. Mixsy Carrie Board of Directors — Kozlowski Teacher Awards - To Honor New Teachers with Quality Projects and Applications Monta Vista High School - $100 Cash Mr. Tim Krieger — Kozlowski Teacher Awards - To Honor New Teachers with Quality Projects and Applications - $100 Cash 1 School Awards Bernal Intermediate School Palo Alto High School — Outstanding School Awards - Plaque, — $1000 to the School of the best Biological SCVSEFA Board of Directors Science and best Physical Science project, Whitney Education Foundation English Middle School — Outstanding School Awards - Plaque, — $50 Cash Award to School, Al Foster SCVSEFA Board of Directors Award Saratoga High School Leigh High School — Outstanding School Awards - Plaque, — $1000 to the School of the best Biological SCVSEFA Board of Directors Science and best Physical Science project, Whitney Education Foundation Schmahl Science Workshop — Outstanding School Awards - Plaque, — $50 Cash Award, Polish American SCVSEFA Board of Directors Engineers' Club Miller Junior High School Silver Creek High School — Outstanding School Awards - Plaque, — Outstanding School Awards - Plaque, SCVSEFA Board of Directors SCVSEFA Board of Directors 2 Student Awards (Grades 6-8) Bernal Intermediate School Hook, Allison; "Household Chemicals That Are BAD For Your Copper Pipes." (081-A03-6) Mr. Bach, Van; "Which Spaghetti Bridge Design Will Hold White More Weight?" (081-828-4) Mr. Judnick — 3rd Place Award - $50 Cash and a — Certificate of Achievement, American Magazine Subscription, ASM International, A Society of Civil Engineers Society For Materials Bennett, Brittany; "Which Plant Will Grow Faster and Irwin, Jack; "Does Temperature Affect the Elasticity of Healthier: A Plant in Burnt Soil or a Plant in Rubber?" (081-834-8) Mr. Judnick Normal Soil?" (071-105-2) Ms. Geringer — Second Place — Honorable Mention Kinkhorst, Jessica; "How do Metals and Liquids Effect Bui, Ivana; "How Paint is Affected by Temperature Each Other?" (081-860-4) Mr. Judnick Changes" (071-805-11) Ms. Geringer — Honorable Mention — Second Place Mateo, Geoff; "Stuck on You" (071-816-5) Ms. Choi, Emma; "Which Plastic Film for Windows Saves Geringer the Most Energy" (071-205-7) Ms. Geringer — Honorable Mention — First Place — Honorable Mention, SAMPE - Society for — 1st Place Award - $100 Cash, SAMPE - the Advancement of Material and Process Society for the Advancement of Material and Engineering Process Engineering McGuigan, Robert; "What Kind of Water Do Plants Dao, Duy; "Can a Better Battery be made Using Other Grow Best In?" (071-103-6) Ms. Geringer Metals and Liquids?" (071-812-13) Ms. — Second Place Geringer — 2nd Place Award - $75 Cash, California — 3rd Place Award - $50 Cash and a Water Environment Association Magazine Subscription, ASM International, A Meek, Sean; "Can Robots Learn?" (071-A02-1) Ms. Society For Materials Geringer Fennern, Tyson; "Are Light Bulbs Lighting the Way, — Honorable Mention or are They Just Heating Things Up?" — 3rd Place Award - $20 Cash, Synopsys (081-821-5) Mr. White Outreach Foundation — Second Place — Certificate of Achievement and VIP Tour Ferguson, Diane; "What is the Effect of Power of NASA, NASA Ames Research Center Transmission Lines on the Qualtity of Mina, Amirissa; "Salt and Cold" (071-706-4) Ms. Electricity Delivered, and Does the Voltage Geringer Level Make a Difference?" (081-825-10) Mr. — Honorable Mention Judnick Nguyen, Michael; "An Uphill Battle : Kinetic Energy — Honorable Mention and The Transfer of Energy" (071-814-9) Ms. Garcia, Carla; "Making a Printed Circuit Board" Geringer (081-A04-4) Mr. Judnick — First Place — Second Place Poon, Fiona; "Can Static Electricity be Use to Light a — 1st Place Award - $100 Cash, SAMPE - Light Bulb?" (071-811-2) Ms. Geringer Society for the Advancement of Material and — Honorable Mention Process Engineering Reinke, David; "Can Parasitic Nematodes Do as Good Gray, Daniel; "Swagger & Smoke" (071-106-13) Ms. a Job of Controlling White Grubs as a Geringer Chemical Pesticide?" (081-202-7) Mr. — First Place Judnick Holmes, Katherine; "What Seat Belt is the Safest?" — Honorable Mention (081-818-8) Mr. Judnick Sabherwal, Manu; "Battery Power" (081-831-1) Mr. — Honorable Mention Judnick — 1st Place Award - $100 Cash, System — First Place Safety Society Sandoval, Elaine; "Flutey Physics (The Variables Air, — 3rd Place Award - $20 Cash, Product Angle, and Speed on A Flute)" (071-813-11) Safety Technical Committee Ms. Geringer — Family Memberships to the Tech Museum, — Family Memberships to the Tech Museum, Tech Museum of Innovation Tech Museum of Innovation 3 Sgarlato, Sarah; "Using the Sun to Distill Water" Gibbons, Brenna; "Soil Acidity" (061-106-6) Mrs. (071-203-11) Ms. Geringer Ellis — $50 Savings Bond and Certificate, Santa — Second Place Clara Valley Water District — Certificate and Special Gift, Association Talati, Sonia; "What is the Affect of Temperature on for Women Geoscientists the Viscosity of Different Liquids?" Mandle, David; "Which Wind Turbine Blades Spin the (081-830-3) Mr. Judnick Fastest?" (061-813-4) Mrs. Ellis — Second Place — 1st Place Award - $100 Cash, Tomkiewicz, Nina; "How Safe is Your Sponge?" Honeywell-Measurex Corporation (071-606-12) Ms. Geringer Poonja, Jamil; "Rust" (061-710-5) Mrs. Ellis — Second Place — Certificate of Achievement, National Trinh, Josephine; "What Substances Can Prevent the Association of Corrosion Engineers Browning of an Apple Most Effectively?" Wismer, Molly; "Shocking Fruit" (061-711-3) Mrs. (081-713-13) Mr. Judnick Ellis — Honorable Mention — First Place Youssef, Matthew; "The Effect of Meat Tenderizer on Gelatin" (081-704-2) Mr. Judnick Carver Scholar Program — Second Place Rankin, Justin; "Duracell or Energizer" (081-851-6) Buchser Middle School Ms. Watkins — Honorable Mention Atalla, Stephen; "Magnet Levitation" (071-826-1) Ms. Schwartz Challenger School — Honorable Mention Award - Magazine Subscription and a Certificate of Rao, Sonia; "The Ripening of a Tomato" (071-108-9) Achievement, ASM International, A Society Mr. Christensen For Materials — Second Place Carrender, Bradley; "Heat Effects on Solar Panels" (071-211-11) Ms. Schwartz Columbia Middle School — Honorable Mention Satcher, Ryan; "How Charged Are You?" Lovelace, Phylicia; "Chemic It!" (081-723-9) Ms. (071-828-10) Ms. Schwartz Smith — Honorable Mention — Second Place — Honorable Mention Award - Magazine Subscription and a Certificate of English Middle School Achievement, ASM International, A Society For Materials Black, Ryan; "Can French Broom Be Used as a Deer Repellent?" (071-207-3) Ms. O'Day Bullis-Purissima School — $50 Cash Award, Al Foster Award Plachno, Will; "Wood Stove Heat Distribution" Armando, Alexandra; "Bridges" (061-A02-7) Mrs. (061-901-4) Mrs. Siegrist Ellis — 1st Place Award - $100 Cash, American — First Place Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air — Castro Family Award for Best Physical Conditioning Engineers Science Project - Trip to State Science Fair, Plaque, and $100 Cash, SCVSEFA Board of Directors — Certificate of Achievement, American Society of Civil Engineers Danver, Jay; "What is the Effect of Road Surfaces on Car Control?" (061-810-10) Mrs. Ellis — 1st Place Award - $50 Cash, Product Safety Technical Committee 4 Sepetov, Anton; "The Movement of Objects Through a Hoover Middle School Congested Area (Traffic Jams and Traffic Flow)" (071-821-11) Thomas Cannon, Ryan; "Shapes vs. Distance, a Study of — First Place Aerodynamics" (062-812-3) Mrs. Steever — 1st Place Award - $100 Cash, Synopsys — Honorable Mention Outreach Foundation Isakovic, Brett; "The Battle of Aerodynamics - Shapes — 2nd Place Award - $50 Cash, American vs. Wind" (062-811-5) Mrs. Steever Society of Civil Engineers — First Place — Castro Family Award for Best Physical — $50 Cash Award and Certificate, Science Project - Trip to State Science Fair, SiliconSoft, Inc. Plaque, and $100 Cash, SCVSEFA Board of Warren, Chris; "The Battle of Aerodynamics - Shapes Directors vs. Wind" (062-811-5) Mrs. Steever Whitney, Lauren; "Glowing Yeast" (071-710-12) Ms. — First Place O'Day — $50 Cash Award and Certificate, —
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