Date: Thursday, March 8, 2018

Location: PCC Sylvania
12000 SW 49th Ave

Portland OR 97219

PCC College Center Upper Mall Space

(High School only)

Contact: Kristen Moon at kmoon@pps.net

*  Paperwork is due February 16th.

STUDENTS-Please make sure to clear your schedule for the whole day as you must be present to receive awards!!!!!

Here are the schedules for fair day for the students and for the judges.

See you all at PCC Sylvania!

PPS SCIENCE EXPO SCHEDULES

March 8, 2018

Schedule for Students

8:00-8:30           Exhibit Set-up

                        Students register, turn in any missing paperwork, get programs and badges and set-up projects.

8:30-8:45           Orientation-Nancy Lapotin (Fair Director)  

8:45-9:45          Judges only at projects-students tour Maker Space, Environmental Center, Learning Garden, Campus tour (Students will register for one of the above choices. 8:45-9 get to choice, 9-9:30 guided PCC experience

9:45-10:00        Return to posters

10:00-12:00       Judges interview students at their projects

12:00-12:30        Lunch break

12:00-2:00          Exhibit Area open to the public.  Students must be at their exhibits 12:30-2 additional interviews  may take place.

2:00                    Take down exhibits and set up chairs in auditorium for Awards Ceremony

2:15-3:00            Awards Ceremony-Friends and Family Invited. Students must be present to receive awards.

INVITE YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO THE AWARDS CEREMONY!

Schedule for Judges

8:30-8:45           Breakfast and orientation

                        Badges and instructions from Judge Coordinator

8:45-9:45          View projects without students present

9:45-10:00        Meet with judging team.

10:00-12:00      Judging with Students

12:00-12:45         Lunch and deliberations (category and special award results due by 1pm)

12:45-1:45            Finalist judging

2:00                    Data entry complete, judges excused (Thanks x 10⁶)

Thanks you so much in advance.

We look forward to a fantastic celebration of PPS Student Research Projects this spring!