Canterbury Students Shine at Regional Science Fair

Canterbury School would like to congratulate our students on another incredible performance at the 2019 Thomas Alva Edison Kiwanis Regional Science and Engineering Fair on January 19, 2019. Our students took home more than 40 different awards!
This year, Canterbury students won two of the six Best of Fair awards. These students will get the chance to compete at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in May. Six of our students are headed to the State Science and Engineering Fair of Florida in March.

On top of all of those awards, this year Canterbury School took home The Edison Cup! The award recognizes our school and our students’ accomplishments in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) endeavors. Points toward The Edison Cup are earned and tracked throughout the year based on participation and performance at Thomas A. Edison Regional Science and Inventors Fairs (TAERSIF) affiliated STEM competitions.

Congratulations to all of our Canterbury students on their amazing achievements!

Senior Division (Grades 9-12)

Best of Fair
Luke L. ’19 - Best of Fair - Biological Sciences & Intel ISEF Finalist
Myesha C. ’19 - Third Runner-Up & Intel ISEF Finalist

First Place
Robert B. ’20 - Intelligent Machines, Robotics, & Systems Software - State Finalist & FGCU Scholarship
Maya C. ’22 - Animal Sciences - State Finalist & FGCU Scholarship
Jay C. ’21 - Environmental Engineering
Myesha C. ’19 - Biomedical & Health Sciences - State Finalist & FGCU Scholarship
Luke L. ’19 - Microbiology - State Finalist & FGCU Scholarship
Ryan S. ’21 - Behavioral & Social Sciences - State Finalist & FGCU Scholarship
Colton S. ’19 - Environmental Engineering

Second Place
Magnolia C. ’19 & Michael M. ’19 - Earth & Environmental Science

Honorable Mention
Emily D. ’21 - Cellular/Molecular Biology & Biochemistry

Junior Division (Grades 6-8)

First Place
Mehereen C. ’25 - Behavioral & Social Sciences - State Finalist & FGCU Scholarship
Morgan B. ’23 & Nathaniel L. ’23 - Chemistry

Second Place
Michelle B. ’23 - Earth & Environmental Science
Michaela F. ’24 - Behavioral & Social Sciences
Fisher G. ’25 - Physics & Astronomy
Jason N. ’24 - Engineering

Third Place
Shanika F. ’24 - Behavioral & Social Sciences
Laith A. ’25 - Earth & Environmental Science

Honorable Mention
Amaya E. ’24 & Katie R. ’24 - Environmental Engineering

Special Awards
The following students also won awards given out by various companies and organizations. They can include cash, scholarships, and other prizes.

Michelle B. ’23 - Ricoh Corporation Award for Sustainable Development
Morgan B. ’23 - Broadcom MASTERS
Magnolia C. ’19 - American Meteorological Society for Outstanding Achievement in Atmospheric Science; Passarella & Associates - Bald Eagle Award
Jay C. ’21 - Stockholm Junior Water Prize
Myesha C. ’19 - Fort Myers Miracle - Excellence in Health Sciences Award
Mehereen C. ’25 - Broadcom MASTERS; US Navy/Marine Corps (JR Division) Award
Amaya E. ’24 - Earth Shine Institute Award
Shanika F. ’24 - US Navy/Marine Corps (JR Division) Award
Michaela F. ’24 - US Navy/Marine Corps (JR Division) Award
Nathaniel L. ’23 - Broadcom MASTERS
Luke L. ’19  - Earth Shine Institute Award; US Navy/Marine Corps (SR Division) Award
Michael M. ’19 - American Meteorological Society for Outstanding Achievement in Atmospheric Science; Passarella & Associates - Bald Eagle Award
Jason N. ’24 - Chief Information Officer (CIO) STEM Award of Excellence
Katie R. ’24 - Earth Shine Institute Award
Ryan S. ’21 - Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium Award
Colton S. ’19 - Florida Power & Light (FPL) - Energy Award; For Love of Our World - Excellence in Protection of Natural Resources Award; Ricoh Corporation Award for Sustainable Development
 
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