The first workshop for teachers will be on Thursday, October 5th, at Santa Clara University in the Rotunda Room of Guadalupe Hall. The time is 4-6 PM. Renee Fallon (Monta Vista HS and Teach Biotech) and Katy Korsmeyer (SCVSEFA, Teach Biotech and SCU) will focus on science fair project selection, management and quality.
There will be another workshop on Saturday morning, Oct. 28th, with the location and specific time TBA.
Learn about applying to and competing in the Synopsys Championship, the Santa Clara County science fair. Check the complete list of clinics and workshops in September and October.
Join us on Wednesday, September 13, at 4:30 for a one-hour clinic in Room S-1 at Oak Grove High School.
If you can, arrive at 3:15 to hear a talk by Carlos Stephens from the SJSU Entomology Museum. Known as “The Bug Man,” Carlos will share rare insect specimens that range from the peculiar to the beautiful. His talk is the first in a guest speaker series at Oak Grove called “Science in our Society.”
On Monday, September 18, Valley Christian High School will host a clinic at 6:30 p.m. Room details TBD.
The Synopsys Championship is scheduled for March 14-15, 2018, in San Jose. Information about student registration and teacher workshops will be posted on this page beginning September 1.
I-SWEEEP (International Sustainable World Energy Engineering Environment Project) awards were announced in Houston, Texas, on May 7, 2017. Congratulations to the winners from the Synopsys Championship!
| Award Level | Student | School |
| Gold | Srinivas Balagopal | Pinewood High School |
| Bronze | Visala Tallavarjula | Wilcox High School |
| Bronze | Yash Tandon & Gautham Gujjula | Cupertino HS and Monta Vista HS |
Winners of the 2017 Intel International Science & Engineering Fair in Los Angeles were announced on May 18 and 19. Twelve Synopsys Championship students competed, and a summary of their awards is posted here. Congratulations to our outstanding Santa Clara County students!
Winners of the 2017 California State Science Fair in Los Angeles, CA were announced on May 2nd. Over 100 Synopsys Championship projects were eligible to compete and a summary of the results is posted here. Congratulations to our outstanding Santa Clara County students!
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