Date: 2009 Topic: Charter Schools Tucson is home to 3 Sonoran School campuses: -Sonoran Science Academy - Tucson K-12 (main campus) -Sonoran Science Academy - Broadway K-8 -Sonoran Science Academy - Davis Monthan 6-9 In 2009, Sonoran Science Academy was chosen as the "Charter School of the Year" by the Arizona Charter School Association. "Excellence in Public Education"
Paragon Science Academy Introductory Video (2011)
In this segment, Sonoran Science Academy sophomore and science fair award winner Stan Palasek shares his research on how cells metabolize sugar.
This clip aired on Tucson's Channel 13 (KOLD) back in early 2002. What started as a club is now offered as a class at Sonoran Science Academy Tucson's main campus. To learn more about our schools, please visit our webpage www.sonoranacademy.org "Excellence In Public Education"
To coincide with the Southern Arizona Regional Science and Engineering Fair, AZPM has presented a series of profiles that highlight original research students conduct every day. In this segment, high schooler and already accomplished conservationist Augustus Woodrow-Tomizuka discusses his research on flatworms.
Date: 2009 Topic: Geocaching "Excellence In Public Education"
Date: 2009 Source: Channel 4 (KVOA) Topic: Engaged and Investigative learning; Science Classroom; Girls in Science related fields
Date: 2009 Topic: Charter Schools Tucson is home to 3 Sonoran School campuses: -Sonoran Science Academy - Tucson K-12 (main campus) -Sonoran Science Academy - Broadway K-8 -Sonoran Science Academy - Davis Monthan 6-9 In 2009, Sonoran Science Academy was chosen as the "Charter School of the Year" by the Arizona Charter School Association. "Excellence in Public Education"
engineering.asu.edu ASU's Robotics Camp is a summer program series designed for middle school and high school students who intend to pursue a science and engineering career. The camps are sponsored by the US Department of Education's FIPSE Program, Intel, and the School of Computing, Informatics and Decision Systems Engineering at Arizona State University. Camp instructors use component-based robot construction, robotics programming, Web programming, and Alice game programming as a vehicle to teach the latest engineering design concepts and computing technologies. The robots built by students enter a robotics competition and demonstration at the end of the camp.
Arizona State University's Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering hosts the 2009 Arizona FIRST LEGO League State Championship. FIRST LEGO League (FLL) is an exciting and fun global robotics program that ignites an enthusiasm for discovery, science and technology in kids ages nine to 14. For more information, please visit engineering.asu.edu