The Montana Science Olympiad State Tournament will bring together nearly 900 middle and high school students from across the state to compete in a variety of STEM disciplines. This event, which takes place on Friday, April 19th, at Montana State University, is an excellent opportunity for students to test their skills and knowledge in a competitive environment.
Among the participating teams are Conrad Middle School and Chinook Middle School, both located within the New Media Broadcasters listening area. These schools have formed teams that will compete against other schools from all over Montana in individual events, with the chance to earn medals.
The winning team will be crowned the state champion and have the opportunity to compete at the national tournament held at Michigan State University later in the spring. This event showcases the dedication and talent of students in STEM fields by providing them with an opportunity to engage in hands-on learning and collaborate with their peers from different schools. It promises to be an exciting and rewarding experience for all participants.
Overall, this event highlights the importance of STEM education and provides students with valuable skills that they can use throughout their lives. By participating in such competitions like this one, students can gain confidence and motivation towards pursuing careers in STEM fields.
