St. Peter's students earn awards at science fair

FALLBROOK – St. Peter the Apostle Catholic School students are young scientists. For many months the sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students have been working diligently on their science fair projects, in preparation for entry into the 2015 Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair.

This year all projects were reviewed and five qualified to enter at the San Diego level and all five earned recognition at the Balboa Park Activity Center.

Those students earning awards were:

• Hanna Alles - first place - "What Sushi Condiment Kills The Most Bacteria?"
• Adriana Little - second place - "Blood Typing with Antibodies”
• Emily Rotunda - second place - "Fido’s Favorite Color"
• Michael Davis - third place - "Will Rechargeable Batteries Lose Efficiency After Each Charge?" with special recognition from Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
• Vanessa Ramirez - third place - "Which Nail Polish Will Last The Longest?"

Principal Linda McCotter congratulated the students for their hard work and dedication to becoming the next generation of scientists.

For more information on St. Peter the Apostle Catholic School, contact McCotter at (760) 689-6250.