Bassett Unified Students at Edgewood Academy Present Science Fair Projects

She recorded her findings on a poster board and titled her project “Is Music Good for Your

Heart?” Moreno presented the results at Edgewood’s Science Fair Jan. 14 and was awarded

third place.

“I chose music because it is something that I am passionate about,” Moreno said. “Music is

something that can change your mood, so I wanted to explore the scientific side of that.”

Eighth-grader Emily Rojas was awarded first place and eighth-grader Erika Cenon was awarded second place.

The winners will present their science fair projects at the District Science Fair from 5 to 7 p.m.

on Thursday, Feb. 21 at Torch Middle School’s Watanabe Center. There will be 37 students

representing Edgewood Academy from third- through eighth-grade at the District science fair.

Edgewood Academy Science Fair Winners

Third grade

First: Up, Up and a Plane: Juan Robles, Arianna Contreras, Carina Policarpio
Second: How Many Digits: Samantha Gavaldon, Jeremy Pinon, Antonio Valverde, Adrianna Hernadez
Third: Egg-cellent: Oliver Castelan, Izabella Raygoza, Angelle Rubio

Fourth Grade

First: Bubble Madness: Victoria Ceja, Raylene Miranda, Alexis Rojas, Ithalia Mancilla
Second: Wires: Claire Ying, Valerie Barreto
Third: Rainbow Lights: Rayana Zavala, Valeria Saldivar, Eleanor Guo, Emely Rivera

Fifth Grade

First: Water Filter Project: Gabriel Carmona, Allexandra Hernandez, Anh-thy Nguyen
Second: Water Filter Project: Gabriela Quitanilla, Sarah Alfaro, Christopher Diaz Recendiz
Third: Building Tower: Aiden Lacayo, Marylin Larios

Sixth Grade

Seventh Grade

First: What is the Effect of different Sized Charging Cables: Rachelle Duterte
Second: Which Cleansing Solution Works Best: Emily Lorenz
Third: Man Made vs. Sea: Elijah Rodriguez

Eighth Grade