RCSS Students Earn Top Honors at Grades 6-12 Regional Science Fair
Posted by Haley Lacuesta on 2/24/2025 8:00:00 AM
Thirty-four middle and high school students from the Richmond County School System joined peers from across the region at the Georgia College & State University Regional Science and Engineering Fair in Milledgeville, Ga., on Friday, Feb. 7. Eleven RCSS students earned top honors, with first-place and “Best of Show” winners securing invitations to present their projects at the state competition.
Our 2024-2025 first-place and "Best of Show" winners are:
Student |
School |
Subject |
Award |
Alexia Pruiett |
Richmond County Technical Career Magnet School (RCTCM) |
Microbiology |
Best in Class High School |
Brielle Childs |
A.R. Johnson Health Science and Engineering Magnet School (A.R. Johnson) |
Plant Sciences |
1st Place High School |
Andrew Hutchinson |
Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School (Davidson) |
Behavioral & Social Science |
Achievement for Research in Psychological Science from the American Psychology Association 1st Place High School |
Caroline Moon |
Davidson |
Biochemistry |
1st Place High School |
Charlotte Dickerson |
Davidson |
Biochemistry |
1st Place High School |
Annie Zhang |
Davidson |
Biochemistry |
1st Place High School |
Karshima Zechariah |
Davidson |
Biochemistry |
1st Place High School |
Ariel Lee |
Davidson |
Biochemistry |
1st Place High School |
Marshall Frost |
Davidson |
Animal Science |
1st Place High School |
Steven Rowey |
Freedom Park K-8 School |
Biochemistry |
1st Place Middle School |
Charlotte Killebrew |
Pine Hill Middle School |
Animal Science |
Best of Class Middle School |
Other students received accolades for their projects as well, including:
Student |
School |
Subject |
Award |
Delvin Howard |
RCTCM |
Physics & Astronomy |
2nd Place Middle School |
Nicholas Lofton |
A.R. Johnson |
Chemistry |
2nd Place Middle School |
Judah Russell |
A.R. Johnson |
Chemistry |
2nd Place Middle School |
Colton Crawford |
A.R. Johnson
|
Behavioral & Social Science |
2nd Place High School |
Jassman Williams |
A.R. Johnson
|
Environmental Engineering |
2nd Place High School |
Gianna Salgado |
A.R. Johnson
|
Environmental Engineering |
2nd Place High School |
Jordan Brown |
A.R. Johnson
|
Environmental Engineering |
2nd Place High School |
Satoshi Itokazu |
A.R. Johnson
|
Physics & Astronomy |
2nd Place High School |
Eustace Merriweather |
A.R. Johnson
|
Physics & Astronomy |
2nd Place High School |
Kamren Davis |
A.R. Johnson
|
Biomedicine & Health Science |
2nd Place High School |
Jordan Cody |
A.R. Johnson
|
Biomedicine & Health Science |
2nd Place High School |
Charlotte Vaughn |
Davidson |
Behavioral & Health Science |
2nd Place High School |
Mackie Sinkler |
RCTCM |
Earth & Environmental Science |
3rd Place Middle School |
Robert Bell |
RCTCM |
Physics & Astronomy |
3rd Place Middle School |
Andrew Carr |
A.R. Johnson |
Systems Software |
3rd Place Middle School |
Victoria Ayodele |
A.R. Johnson |
Biomedicine & Health Science |
3rd Place High School |
Joseph Bresnahan |
Davidson |
Behavioral & Social Science |
3rd Place High School |
Gabriella Raiford |
Cross Creek Comprehensive High School |
Environmental Engineering |
3rd Place High School |
Avani Laughlin |
Hephzibah Middle School |
Physics & Astronomy |
3rd Place High School |
Thomas Lee |
Freedom Park K-8 School |
Physics & Astronomy |
3rd Place High School |
Kameron Lacewell |
Freedom Park K-8 School |
Physics & Astronomy |
3rd Place High School |
The Regional Science and Engineering Fair allowed students to present their research and compete with top young scientists across the CSRA. First-place winners will advance to the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair, held April 3-5 in Athens, Ga.
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