2018 - 2019
Saturday, January 26,14 high school students traveled to Regional History Fair at Adams State and made a great showing! There are 9 students that will be continuing on to State History Fair on May 4th.
State Qualifiers:
2nd Place Individual Website: Josiah Perea
2nd Place Group Website: Tyler Vigil, Michael Savala, and Tammy Vigil (not pictured)
3rd Place Individual Exhibit: Kiana Dominguez
2nd Place Group Exhibit: Jazmine Veal and Erica Robles
3rd Place Group Exhibit: Aleena Ortega and Luz Diaz
Participants:
-Individual Exhibit: Sierra Sanchez, Haylee Husmann, and AnJanae George
-Group Exhibit: Cody Timmins and Zachary Navarro
State Qualifiers:
2nd Place Individual Website: Josiah Perea
2nd Place Group Website: Tyler Vigil, Michael Savala, and Tammy Vigil (not pictured)
3rd Place Individual Exhibit: Kiana Dominguez
2nd Place Group Exhibit: Jazmine Veal and Erica Robles
3rd Place Group Exhibit: Aleena Ortega and Luz Diaz
Participants:
-Individual Exhibit: Sierra Sanchez, Haylee Husmann, and AnJanae George
-Group Exhibit: Cody Timmins and Zachary Navarro
Alyssa Rawinski has accomplished an amazing and difficult task... She has been announced as a Science Talent Search Scholar (formerly known as an STS Semifinalist), which means her research project has been selected as one of the top 300 in the nation!!!! (see announcement below).
About 2000 students each year enter this very prestigious national competition, and after a rigorous selection process only 40 are chosen to attend the week-long Science Talent Search Competition held in Washington DC each year... Alyssa has made the first cut!!! She will be awarded $2000 for this tremendous accomplishment, and an additional $2000 will be given to the Science Seminar program here in our District!...
The other two students who applied (it's a lengthy application process, and kudos to them for doing it!!) and were unfortunately not selected: these are Amber Michel and Molly Nehring... Great job ladies, your research was definitely competitive and at a level appropriate for STS!!
In the entire San Luis Valley, there has only been one other STS Scholar to have achieved this level, and that is our very own Tayler Rocha back in 2014... Wish Alyssa luck as her research is considered for the top 40 student projects in the nation!!!
This was the only award given in Colorado. Ms. Loree Harvey was also recognized as a “Teacher of Merit”
About 2000 students each year enter this very prestigious national competition, and after a rigorous selection process only 40 are chosen to attend the week-long Science Talent Search Competition held in Washington DC each year... Alyssa has made the first cut!!! She will be awarded $2000 for this tremendous accomplishment, and an additional $2000 will be given to the Science Seminar program here in our District!...
The other two students who applied (it's a lengthy application process, and kudos to them for doing it!!) and were unfortunately not selected: these are Amber Michel and Molly Nehring... Great job ladies, your research was definitely competitive and at a level appropriate for STS!!
In the entire San Luis Valley, there has only been one other STS Scholar to have achieved this level, and that is our very own Tayler Rocha back in 2014... Wish Alyssa luck as her research is considered for the top 40 student projects in the nation!!!
This was the only award given in Colorado. Ms. Loree Harvey was also recognized as a “Teacher of Merit”
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Sportsmanship at Monte Vista High School!
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Band 2018
Monte Vista High School Pirates Marching Band placed second in the state after performing in the CBA State Marching Band 1A Championship at CSU-Pueblo Thunderbowl Stadium on Monday, Oct.29. Great Job!!! Go Pirates!! |