high school science

The Hawaii State Science and Engineering Fair (HSSEF) is an enrichment program which stimulates interest in science and encourages entry into a science related career. Excellence of student achievement is recognized and rewarded. Students have the opportunity to interact with professional scientists and engineers in the program. Exhibits at school, district and state levels serve to educate the public about science and engineering. HSSEF is the oldest and largest science education program in Hawaii.

TSI Aquatic Science Professional Development. Follow up to October 6-7 workshops (Kauia`i). For more information contact crdg@hawaii.edu. Telephone (800)799-8111

Teaching Science as Inquiry (TSI) - Aquatic Science Professional Development, for middle and high school teachers. Explore the biotic and abiotic aspects of our water planet through investigations of sand and sand forming processes, fish form and function, and pollution. Cost: $15.00 payable to CRDG. HI DOE PDERI credits available. Follow up session January 15, 2009, 5:00 pm-8:00 pm. Sponsored by University of Hawai`i Sea Grant. For more information contact crdg@hawaii.edu Telephone (800)799-8111

Follow up to TSI Aquatic Science Professional Development Workshop (October 2008) Sponsored by University of Hawai`i Sea Grant For more information, contact crdg@hawaii.edu Tel: (800)799-8111

Teaching Science as Inquiry - Professional Development for Middle & High School science teachers: Explore the biotic and abiotic aspects of our water planet through investigations of sand and sand forming processes, fish form and function, and pollution. Follow Up session January 22, 2009 - 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Sponsored by University of Hawaii Sea Grant . Cost: $15.00 payable to CRDG. HI DOE PDERI credits available. For more information, contact crdg@hawaii.edu Tel: (800) 799-8111

Winners of the Hawaii State Science Olympiad Finals Tournament will advance to this prestigious national competition. One hundred and twenty of the nation's leading Science Olympiad teams will compete in 46 events spanning the sciences, from chemistry, biology and physics to engineering, robotics and astronomy.

Deadline to register for spring tournaments.