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Science Fair showcase

Isabella Torres and Nahomi Torres • December 5, 2025
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Isabella Torres
Eighth-grade student Alina Cancel, from science teacher Michael Moran’s class, reads a student’s science project titled “Housing the Homeless”.

     Science National Honor Society hosted its annual Science Fair on Nov. 20, displaying students’ poster boards and projects which explored many different types of scientific questions and areas.

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