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Thurmont Middle School Students—
Future Scientists
Theresa Dardanell
Photo by Trisha Valcarcel
Pictured are: (front row) Seth McBee, Ana Morlier, Landon Scheetz, Quinn Law-Knotts; (middle row) BY
Ethan Condon, Ava Morlier, Jenna Zentz, Joey Valcarcel, Science Teacher Susan Mize; (back row)
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Mr. Jesse Love, Abigayle Bowley, Kyle Dutrow, Kendall Abruzzese, Alaina Tuttle, Sophia De Gennaro,
and Eamonn Law-Knotts (CHS volunteer). Unavailable for photo: Student Dustin Zimmerman and Isoyuotuor fwdeabtseit?e Neweedbsaiten?ew
Assistant Coach Melissa Carter.
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detectives were only a few of the the “Mission Possible” competition
events at the recent Maryland Science is to design and build a device that We specialize in great • [email protected] •
Olympiad competitions. After weekly completes a required task. In the customer service at • Message Line 240-288-0108 •
practice sessions, fourteen Thurmont “Optics” event, teams are tested on • Fax 301-447-2946 •
Middle School students participated their knowledge of light and angles affordable prices.
in the Oakdale High School county for a laser-shoot competition.
tournament and the University Customized Web Design
of Maryland Central Regional Sixth grade student, Joey Web Development
Tournament. Valcarcel, said that “Experimental Web Hosting
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The Maryland Science Olympiad, because he enjoys a challenge.
with competitions in biology, Search Engine Optimization
earth science, chemistry, physics Science teacher, Susan Mize, E-Commerce Solutions
and technology, is a program along with assistant coaches, Melissa Website Maintenance
that encourages teamwork and Carter (chemist/biologist at Fort
cooperation, makes science fun, and, Detrick) and Jesse Love (retired PHP Forms
hopefully, gets students interested nuclear engineer from Bechtel), as
in pursuing careers in science- and well as Catoctin High School student, DO WE HAVE YOUR ATTENTION?
technology-related fields. Eamonn Law-Knotts, prepared the Then stop by, or give us
students for the competition during a call for more info!
The competition includes three weekly practices. Mize said that
types of events. Lab-based events the students did a great job at the 301-447-2804
require teams to complete a lab University of Maryland Regional
activity. Research events encourage Competition. Teams were awarded E PLUS COPY CENTER
students to prepare materials in first place in “Disease Detectives,”
advance and use them during the “Write It Do It,” and “Scrambler,” in In the Lobby of Emmitsburg’s Jubilee
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students build a device, such as a other events.
rocket or robot, to accomplish a
Thurmont Middle School Students—
Future Scientists
Theresa Dardanell
Photo by Trisha Valcarcel
Pictured are: (front row) Seth McBee, Ana Morlier, Landon Scheetz, Quinn Law-Knotts; (middle row) BY
Ethan Condon, Ava Morlier, Jenna Zentz, Joey Valcarcel, Science Teacher Susan Mize; (back row)
E PLUS COPY CENTER
Mr. Jesse Love, Abigayle Bowley, Kyle Dutrow, Kendall Abruzzese, Alaina Tuttle, Sophia De Gennaro,
and Eamonn Law-Knotts (CHS volunteer). Unavailable for photo: Student Dustin Zimmerman and Isoyuotuor fwdeabtseit?e Neweedbsaiten?ew
Assistant Coach Melissa Carter.
HLEETLUPS
Crime busters, bottle rockets, task, and the device is tested during We Invite You to Share Your
hovercraft, food science, and disease the competition. The purpose of YOU! Good News!
detectives were only a few of the the “Mission Possible” competition
events at the recent Maryland Science is to design and build a device that We specialize in great • [email protected] •
Olympiad competitions. After weekly completes a required task. In the customer service at • Message Line 240-288-0108 •
practice sessions, fourteen Thurmont “Optics” event, teams are tested on • Fax 301-447-2946 •
Middle School students participated their knowledge of light and angles affordable prices.
in the Oakdale High School county for a laser-shoot competition.
tournament and the University Customized Web Design
of Maryland Central Regional Sixth grade student, Joey Web Development
Tournament. Valcarcel, said that “Experimental Web Hosting
Design” was his favorite event, Domain Registration
The Maryland Science Olympiad, because he enjoys a challenge.
with competitions in biology, Search Engine Optimization
earth science, chemistry, physics Science teacher, Susan Mize, E-Commerce Solutions
and technology, is a program along with assistant coaches, Melissa Website Maintenance
that encourages teamwork and Carter (chemist/biologist at Fort
cooperation, makes science fun, and, Detrick) and Jesse Love (retired PHP Forms
hopefully, gets students interested nuclear engineer from Bechtel), as
in pursuing careers in science- and well as Catoctin High School student, DO WE HAVE YOUR ATTENTION?
technology-related fields. Eamonn Law-Knotts, prepared the Then stop by, or give us
students for the competition during a call for more info!
The competition includes three weekly practices. Mize said that
types of events. Lab-based events the students did a great job at the 301-447-2804
require teams to complete a lab University of Maryland Regional
activity. Research events encourage Competition. Teams were awarded E PLUS COPY CENTER
students to prepare materials in first place in “Disease Detectives,”
advance and use them during the “Write It Do It,” and “Scrambler,” in In the Lobby of Emmitsburg’s Jubilee
event. In the engineering events, their division and also placed in eight www.epluspromotes.com
students build a device, such as a other events.
rocket or robot, to accomplish a
