Welcome to the 2025-26 School Year
Enrichment Programs
The PFC Enrichment Team is excited to present our line-up of programs for the school year 2025-2026!
PFC Enrichment Programs meet after school from Monday through Friday at Fallon or through Zoom. Please scroll through the comprehensive list to find returning and new enrichment programs brought to us by dedicated volunteers committed to our Fallon community. Thank you, program leads, for volunteering your time and expertise to bring forth your passion for delivering enriching experiences to our Fallon students!
Please note:
- Please check the deadline to register for each program. Each program has a different deadline & some programs are first come first serve. We are currently offering 12 Enrichment Programs. Please carefully review each program before signing up.
For any questions, please reach out to our enrichment team at [email protected] (Mittal and Swetha)
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Are you ready to have a smashing good time? Badminton is a fun and exciting sport that's perfect for middle school kids looking to stay active, make new friends, and develop their sportsmanship skills. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a complete beginner, our club welcomes players of all levels. Let's dive into the world of badminton and see why you should join the club!
Why Join the Badminton Club?
1. Get Active and Stay Fit:Badminton is a high-energy sport that helps you stay active and in great shape. Running, jumping, and smashing the shuttlecock across the net will keep you moving and sweating, all while having a blast.
2. Socialize and Make Friends:
Joining the Badminton Club is a fantastic way to meet new people who share your interests. You'll have the chance to make friends from different grades and backgrounds, building friendships that can last a lifetime.
3. Develop Your Skills:
Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, our club offers opportunities for everyone to improve their badminton skills.
4. Learn Sportsmanship:
Badminton is not just about hitting the shuttlecock; it's about respecting your opponents and playing fair. Our club emphasizes sportsmanship, teaching you valuable life lessons about teamwork, respect, and fair play.
Club Activities:
Why Join the Badminton Club?
1. Get Active and Stay Fit:Badminton is a high-energy sport that helps you stay active and in great shape. Running, jumping, and smashing the shuttlecock across the net will keep you moving and sweating, all while having a blast.
2. Socialize and Make Friends:
Joining the Badminton Club is a fantastic way to meet new people who share your interests. You'll have the chance to make friends from different grades and backgrounds, building friendships that can last a lifetime.
3. Develop Your Skills:
Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, our club offers opportunities for everyone to improve their badminton skills.
4. Learn Sportsmanship:
Badminton is not just about hitting the shuttlecock; it's about respecting your opponents and playing fair. Our club emphasizes sportsmanship, teaching you valuable life lessons about teamwork, respect, and fair play.
Club Activities:
- Regular Practice Sessions: We hold weekly practice sessions where you can hone your skills and learn new techniques.
- Friendly Matches: Challenge your fellow club members to friendly matches and improve your gameplay.
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This program provides an opportunity for middle school students to learn about the basics and applications of finance. We hold regularly scheduled free virtual meetings (via Zoom but could change) in the evening for 30 minutes. We typically meet weekly and announce the topic ahead of time. We plan to focus on the following topics:
- Budgeting and saving
- Credit cards, debit cards, and debt
- How banks work
- Investing and the stock market
- Cryptocurrencies
- Taxes
- Real Estate
- Careers and majors in finance
- Live simulation games
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Bringing back the TinkerCAD enrichment program in Middle Schools and public libraries across the Bay Area. It is for individuals who want to begin exploring 3D design and modeling. TinkerCAD is a very basic 3D modeling and design software that is good for beginners to start learning with. If you would like to start developing skills in 3D design and modeling, you are welcome to join this program.
This course can set you up for more complex 3D modeling and design software like Inventor and Autodesk 3D, which you can use in the future.
The program will be run by Aryan Sengupta, a junior at Emerald High School. He is the president of The Golden Ratio club, which focuses on various 3D softwares. Aryan recently taught the TinkerCAD program at the San Lorenzo Library and is actively engaged in teaching the software to students at Fallon Middle School and Cottonwood Creek School.
The 6 week course will start on Monday, October 6th to November 10th at 6pm and will cover exactly how to use the necessary features to master using the software TinkerCAD. Each session will be 1 hour long and will run on zoom. Priority will be given on a first come first serve basis. The class will be capped at 25 students maximum. If you are interested in joining, please sign up in the registration link below. Spots fill fast! Sign up soon if you are interested.
Registration Link - Tinker CAD Registration
Any questions, contact Aryan @ [email protected]
This course can set you up for more complex 3D modeling and design software like Inventor and Autodesk 3D, which you can use in the future.
The program will be run by Aryan Sengupta, a junior at Emerald High School. He is the president of The Golden Ratio club, which focuses on various 3D softwares. Aryan recently taught the TinkerCAD program at the San Lorenzo Library and is actively engaged in teaching the software to students at Fallon Middle School and Cottonwood Creek School.
The 6 week course will start on Monday, October 6th to November 10th at 6pm and will cover exactly how to use the necessary features to master using the software TinkerCAD. Each session will be 1 hour long and will run on zoom. Priority will be given on a first come first serve basis. The class will be capped at 25 students maximum. If you are interested in joining, please sign up in the registration link below. Spots fill fast! Sign up soon if you are interested.
Registration Link - Tinker CAD Registration
Any questions, contact Aryan @ [email protected]
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Every single website consists of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This course is designed to give you a solid introduction to these languages, while also showing you how they come together to create functional and engaging web pages.
We’ll focus on the fundamentals that are often overlooked, but help build a strong base for more complex programming later down the line. Over the course of the program, you’ll:
- Learn the roles of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in web development
- Explore elements of effective website design
- Work on projects that let you apply your new skills
By the end, you’ll not only understand how websites are structured and styled, but you’ll also have experience creating your own. Whether you’re interested in coding, design, curious about how the web works, or even want to get ahead of future computer science courses in school, this course is for you.
This program will be run by Paul Sopin, a sophomore at Dublin High School. Classes will be held on Zoom every week from October 2nd to January 15th, on Thursdays from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm (excluding school holidays and breaks). The zoom link for the program will be provided once enrolled.
If you’re interested in joining, please sign-up here: Web Development Registration.
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Have you ever thought about starting your own business or learning how companies attract customers in today’s world? Are you curious about how marketing works, or do you want to try creating your own brand, website, or ad campaign?
At Junior Startups, we’re excited to launch a program that gives middle school students the chance to explore business, marketing, and AI in a fun, hands-on way. As high school students with experience running businesses, designing websites, and leading marketing campaigns, we want to share what we’ve learned and the tools we wish we had when we started out.
This program will cover the basics of business and digital marketing—including branding, design, social media, websites, and how artificial intelligence can be used to make marketing smarter and more creative. You’ll get the chance to create your own mini projects using free tools like Canva, Google Sites, and ChatGPT to see how businesses use technology to reach their audiences.
We’ll also talk about opportunities to explore business, entrepreneurship, and marketing clubs in high school.
Our Goals
Schedule
We will be meeting on Fridays from 3:15 PM – 4:30 PM at Fallon.
Our meeting dates are:
We’ll send a reminder email the day before each meeting. Enrolled students will receive a confirmation email. We can accept up to 25 students on a first-come, first-served basis.
Click here for: Junior Startups Registration
Contact us at: [email protected]
— Brandon Chook
At Junior Startups, we’re excited to launch a program that gives middle school students the chance to explore business, marketing, and AI in a fun, hands-on way. As high school students with experience running businesses, designing websites, and leading marketing campaigns, we want to share what we’ve learned and the tools we wish we had when we started out.
This program will cover the basics of business and digital marketing—including branding, design, social media, websites, and how artificial intelligence can be used to make marketing smarter and more creative. You’ll get the chance to create your own mini projects using free tools like Canva, Google Sites, and ChatGPT to see how businesses use technology to reach their audiences.
We’ll also talk about opportunities to explore business, entrepreneurship, and marketing clubs in high school.
Our Goals
- Hands-on learning that allows students to explore business, marketing, and AI by creating their own projects.
- Expand knowledge on digital tools like Canva, Google Sites, and ChatGPT to show how marketing works in the real world.
- Inspire students to continue exploring business, entrepreneurship, and innovation in high school and beyond
Schedule
We will be meeting on Fridays from 3:15 PM – 4:30 PM at Fallon.
Our meeting dates are:
- Oct. 10
- Oct. 24
- Nov. 7
- Nov. 21
- Dec. 5
We’ll send a reminder email the day before each meeting. Enrolled students will receive a confirmation email. We can accept up to 25 students on a first-come, first-served basis.
Click here for: Junior Startups Registration
Contact us at: [email protected]
— Brandon Chook
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The Fallon MATHCOUNTS program is back for its 11th year! MATHCOUNTS is a nationwide middle school mathematics competition, one of the most prestigious in the country. The Fallon MATHCOUNTS Club hosts weekly training and math games during the MATHCOUNTS season. The goal is to encourage students to excel in math, spark interest in STEM, motivate students to learn proactively, and foster collaboration and teamwork.
In the past five years, nine club members qualified for the AIME (American Invitational Mathematics Examination), eight students advanced to the State Competition, and over 34 team club members received Distinguished Honor Roll or Honor Roll in the AMC8. Additionally, several team members achieved high scores on the AMC10. Last year, Fallon MATHCOUNTS had a team of 4 as well as one individual advance to the State Round.
The club also received National Math Club Gold-level status for two consecutive years. You can access the Fallon MATHCOUNTS Club website here.
You are cordially invited to register for the 2025 Fallon MATHCOUNTS Club placement test.
Where – Online
Fee – NO fee for the placement test.
Click HERE for MATHCOUNTS program information
Click HERE to register.
Sophia Henningsen is the head coach. Parent leads, Mr. Bowei Jiang, Mr. Quan Yuan, and Mr. Bo Xu will support her, as well as deputy coaches Ritam Adhikari and Claire Zhao.
Sophia is passionate about helping students improve their math competition skills, as well as develop character traits such as helping others and teamwork. This will be her 6th year teaching MATHCOUNTS students. Sophia has qualified for AIME since 7th grade, scored 23rd in the MATHCOUNTS State competition, qualified 3 times for Math Prize For Girls (MPFG), and received an honorable mention (top 20) at MPFG.
Mr. Jiang is the head of the parent leads this year. He has been volunteering for the Fallon MATHCOUNTS Club and training chapter team students for over two years. Both Mr. Yuan and Mr. Xu have been helping with MATHCOUNTS with enthusiasm and dedication. They love to see students thrive through the MATHCOUNTS Club’s activities.
Ritam Adhikari is a deputy coach. He has earned several awards in competitive math, including qualifying for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) in 8th and 9th grade.
Claire Zhao is a deputy coach. She has qualified for AIME and gotten an honor roll on the AMC10. She loves teaching and is very excited to share her knowledge with the students!
Registration link (also included in the write-up) MATHCOUNTS Registration
In the past five years, nine club members qualified for the AIME (American Invitational Mathematics Examination), eight students advanced to the State Competition, and over 34 team club members received Distinguished Honor Roll or Honor Roll in the AMC8. Additionally, several team members achieved high scores on the AMC10. Last year, Fallon MATHCOUNTS had a team of 4 as well as one individual advance to the State Round.
The club also received National Math Club Gold-level status for two consecutive years. You can access the Fallon MATHCOUNTS Club website here.
You are cordially invited to register for the 2025 Fallon MATHCOUNTS Club placement test.
Where – Online
Fee – NO fee for the placement test.
Click HERE for MATHCOUNTS program information
Click HERE to register.
Sophia Henningsen is the head coach. Parent leads, Mr. Bowei Jiang, Mr. Quan Yuan, and Mr. Bo Xu will support her, as well as deputy coaches Ritam Adhikari and Claire Zhao.
Sophia is passionate about helping students improve their math competition skills, as well as develop character traits such as helping others and teamwork. This will be her 6th year teaching MATHCOUNTS students. Sophia has qualified for AIME since 7th grade, scored 23rd in the MATHCOUNTS State competition, qualified 3 times for Math Prize For Girls (MPFG), and received an honorable mention (top 20) at MPFG.
Mr. Jiang is the head of the parent leads this year. He has been volunteering for the Fallon MATHCOUNTS Club and training chapter team students for over two years. Both Mr. Yuan and Mr. Xu have been helping with MATHCOUNTS with enthusiasm and dedication. They love to see students thrive through the MATHCOUNTS Club’s activities.
Ritam Adhikari is a deputy coach. He has earned several awards in competitive math, including qualifying for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) in 8th and 9th grade.
Claire Zhao is a deputy coach. She has qualified for AIME and gotten an honor roll on the AMC10. She loves teaching and is very excited to share her knowledge with the students!
Registration link (also included in the write-up) MATHCOUNTS Registration
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Have you ever considered delving into the captivating world of engineering and exploring the exciting fields it has to offer? Are you interested in learning more about local engineering opportunities or considering starting an engineering-related club in High School?
Here at NextGen Innovators, we aim to provide students with the opportunity to explore the hands-on side of engineering, as well as provide insight into our experiences as fourth-year students in the Engineering Academy at Dublin High School. This program will focus on many areas of engineering, including civil, mechanical, electrical, and computer science, and will teach students engineering concepts as we build our projects together.
We will share our experiences and things we wish we had known ahead of time, so you can prepare while in middle school. We will also discuss our experiences in the engineering clubs offered at the high school, including Dublin Robotics and Dublin Aerospace.
Here are three of our goals!
1. Hands-on learning that allows students to have the opportunity to explore the field of engineering before joining the classes at the high school level
2. Expand students' knowledge in a variety of engineering fields
3. Get students excited to continue engineering in high school
Enrolled students will receive a confirmation email. We will accept up to 25 students on a first-come, first-served basis. The material cost to join is $20. We will notify you of the payment details in the confirmation email.Contact us at: [email protected]
Registration link - NextGen Innovators Registration
Nathan Chen & David Dinh
Here at NextGen Innovators, we aim to provide students with the opportunity to explore the hands-on side of engineering, as well as provide insight into our experiences as fourth-year students in the Engineering Academy at Dublin High School. This program will focus on many areas of engineering, including civil, mechanical, electrical, and computer science, and will teach students engineering concepts as we build our projects together.
We will share our experiences and things we wish we had known ahead of time, so you can prepare while in middle school. We will also discuss our experiences in the engineering clubs offered at the high school, including Dublin Robotics and Dublin Aerospace.
Here are three of our goals!
1. Hands-on learning that allows students to have the opportunity to explore the field of engineering before joining the classes at the high school level
2. Expand students' knowledge in a variety of engineering fields
3. Get students excited to continue engineering in high school
Enrolled students will receive a confirmation email. We will accept up to 25 students on a first-come, first-served basis. The material cost to join is $20. We will notify you of the payment details in the confirmation email.Contact us at: [email protected]
Registration link - NextGen Innovators Registration
Nathan Chen & David Dinh
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Fallon Robotics will give students an engaging introduction to robotics concepts and help them build a strong foundation for success in robotics and related fields. This program is designed to enrich students’ understanding and prepare them for pursuing robotics opportunities in high school and beyond.
The program is led for the third year, by Arjun Chakraborty (President) and Kaushik Chandolu (Vice President), both former captains of VEX competition teams with years of experience in the Gael Force Robotics Organization. Together, we will guide students through the exciting world of competition robotics, including the fundamentals of mechanical design, electronics, and programming, as well as teamwork and strategy. Students will also gain insight into the expectations of high school robotics competitions like VRC and beyond.
In addition to hands-on learning, we will host guest lectures from practitioners in the robotics and technology fields, giving students valuable opportunities to interact with real-world experts and broaden their perspective on the endless possibilities in STEM.
The program will run every other Monday from October through the end of April with the exception of holidays, from 5:00–6:30 PM. The member fee is $150 per student, which helps cover the cost of robotics kits and ensures the best possible experience.
Please register at the following link and then try to pay the fee by September 22nd as described in the form. This will help us order parts accordingly: Robotics Registration
For any further questions, email [email protected]
The program is led for the third year, by Arjun Chakraborty (President) and Kaushik Chandolu (Vice President), both former captains of VEX competition teams with years of experience in the Gael Force Robotics Organization. Together, we will guide students through the exciting world of competition robotics, including the fundamentals of mechanical design, electronics, and programming, as well as teamwork and strategy. Students will also gain insight into the expectations of high school robotics competitions like VRC and beyond.
In addition to hands-on learning, we will host guest lectures from practitioners in the robotics and technology fields, giving students valuable opportunities to interact with real-world experts and broaden their perspective on the endless possibilities in STEM.
The program will run every other Monday from October through the end of April with the exception of holidays, from 5:00–6:30 PM. The member fee is $150 per student, which helps cover the cost of robotics kits and ensures the best possible experience.
Please register at the following link and then try to pay the fee by September 22nd as described in the form. This will help us order parts accordingly: Robotics Registration
For any further questions, email [email protected]
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Do you get tingles when you hear the word “science”? Have you ever considered competing with your peers against other STEM-loving students? If so, Science Bowl is the right competition for you.
The Fallon Science Bowl Club is dedicated to preparing students for the Science Bowl competition by deepening their knowledge of core scientific subjects. These include mathematics, chemistry, physics, earth and space science, energy, and life science. Through weekly practice sessions, collaborative study, and mock competitions, the club builds a strong foundation in these disciplines while fostering teamwork, quick thinking, and strategic problem-solving. The club not only prepares members for the Science Bowl but also equips them to excel in broader academic and competitive challenges. We will prepare one or two teams to compete in regional Science Bowl tournaments. Our primary goal is to enhance students’ interest and collaboration in STEM subjects.
This program is run by William Zeng (head coach), Jason Fan (coach), Elaine Gu (coach)， Amy Qu（coach), and Qian-Yuan “Steven” Liu (coach).
We are planning to establish teams for the 2025-2026 academic year. The cost to join is $10. The final team for the regional competition will be comprised of four students and one alternate. We will prepare one team representing Fallon Middle School. The class will be held for a span of 5 months (10/9 2025 to 3/5 2026) before the Regional Science Bowl Competition (no class on holidays). We will accept up to 25 students this year. Depending on the number of responses, a written test may be conducted.
Please apply at the link: Science Bowl Registration by Sep 22, 2025, 22:00, if you are interested in joining us.
If you have any other questions, contact us at: [email protected]
The Fallon Science Bowl Club is dedicated to preparing students for the Science Bowl competition by deepening their knowledge of core scientific subjects. These include mathematics, chemistry, physics, earth and space science, energy, and life science. Through weekly practice sessions, collaborative study, and mock competitions, the club builds a strong foundation in these disciplines while fostering teamwork, quick thinking, and strategic problem-solving. The club not only prepares members for the Science Bowl but also equips them to excel in broader academic and competitive challenges. We will prepare one or two teams to compete in regional Science Bowl tournaments. Our primary goal is to enhance students’ interest and collaboration in STEM subjects.
This program is run by William Zeng (head coach), Jason Fan (coach), Elaine Gu (coach)， Amy Qu（coach), and Qian-Yuan “Steven” Liu (coach).
- William is a Senior at The Quarry Lane School. He has ample knowledge from working as a tutor and is interested in science. He has completed advanced science courses, which include AP Physics C Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, and AP Chemistry. He demonstrated outstanding performance in Science Olympiad competitions, ranking among the top in the Alameda Regional Materials Science and Chemistry Lab.
- Jason is a Junior at The Quarry Lane School. He loves science, especially physics. He represented Dorris-Eaton school’s science bowl team in eighth grade, and his team qualified for the quarter-finals. Jason looks forward to working with Fallon students and sharing his passion and experience.
- Elaine is a rising freshman at The Quarry Lane School with a strong passion for math and science competitions. A recipient of the Young Women in Mathematics Award & Certificates for the AMC8 and AMC10, she placed second in the MathCounts Chapter round in 2024. She was also a member of Fallon's Science Bowl team in 2025.
- Steven is a rising sophomore at Emerald High School and a proud Fallon alumnus. He is a dedicated student with a 4.0 GPA and a broad passion for science, technology, and music. Building on his three years on the honor roll at Fallon, he has already earned 'A's in his high school Biology and Chemistry courses. Steven is easy-going, friendly, and incredibly excited to return to his alma mater to help coach and inspire the members of the Science Bowl team.
- Amy is a Junior at The Quarry Lane School with a strong interest in STEM, especially math and chemistry. She is currently taking AP Physics and AP Chemistry, maintaining a 4.0 GPA, and preparing for the AMC 12. Amy has received honor roll recognition in Algebra 2, Precalculus, and Chemistry at school. With previous experience tutoring younger students in math, she looks forward to sharing her passion and knowledge to inspire others.
We are planning to establish teams for the 2025-2026 academic year. The cost to join is $10. The final team for the regional competition will be comprised of four students and one alternate. We will prepare one team representing Fallon Middle School. The class will be held for a span of 5 months (10/9 2025 to 3/5 2026) before the Regional Science Bowl Competition (no class on holidays). We will accept up to 25 students this year. Depending on the number of responses, a written test may be conducted.
Please apply at the link: Science Bowl Registration by Sep 22, 2025, 22:00, if you are interested in joining us.
If you have any other questions, contact us at: [email protected]
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The Fallon Science Olympiad is more than just learning about science. It encourages to work as a team towards a shared goal with every subgroup contributing their part. It is also like running a marathon and persistence to participate in 23 events in a day as a team effort. The topics of study and participation can range from earth sciences to genetics to aeronautical engineering and even deciphering coding! In addition to that, there are hands-on building and lab events to engage students and help time learn about the different fields of STEM, while also picking up vital skills such as critical thinking, teamwork, and much more.
The program will be parent-funded and will take qualifying students to competitions and invitationals up to national levels. This program will be led by Saanvi Gaitonde and Sanvi Pagadala, two freshmen at Emerald high who have been part of the science olympiad for all of their middle school journey.
Students will need to be tested before they can be accepted onto the team. The test date is 09/23 (Tuesday), at 3:45 pm in the MPR.
SIGN UP HERE BEFORE 9/17/25: Science Olympiad Interest Form
Please open this link for more details: Fallon Science Olympiad_Invitation 2025-2026.docx
The program will be parent-funded and will take qualifying students to competitions and invitationals up to national levels. This program will be led by Saanvi Gaitonde and Sanvi Pagadala, two freshmen at Emerald high who have been part of the science olympiad for all of their middle school journey.
Students will need to be tested before they can be accepted onto the team. The test date is 09/23 (Tuesday), at 3:45 pm in the MPR.
SIGN UP HERE BEFORE 9/17/25: Science Olympiad Interest Form
Please open this link for more details: Fallon Science Olympiad_Invitation 2025-2026.docx
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Fallon Scrabble Club aims to introduce students to the world of competitive Scrabble. Students will play various games against each other, learn a range of cool and unusual words, and become proficient in rack management, board strategy, and quick calculations. When they reach a sufficient standard, they can play in outside clubs in the Bay Area against professional players, and even consider participating in tournaments.
We will meet once a week after school, on Thursdays from 3:30 to 5:30. Our goal is to train up to 20 students. Please sign up using the form below if you are interested in being a part of this exciting PFC enrichment program!
Registration Link: Fallon Scrabble Registration
We will meet once a week after school, on Thursdays from 3:30 to 5:30. Our goal is to train up to 20 students. Please sign up using the form below if you are interested in being a part of this exciting PFC enrichment program!
Registration Link: Fallon Scrabble Registration
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In its third year, the Young Scientists and Engineers Program is designed to develop research skills in students aspiring to undertake projects in STEM-related areas, to submit them to the annual Alameda County Science & Engineering Fair in March.
Do you love building robots? Do you love chemistry? This program is just the perfect fit for you! The Young Scientists and Engineers Program (YSAEP) is an excellent way to familiarize yourself with research. It serves as a stepping stone for those who wish to become involved in the Biomedical or Engineering Academies at Dublin High School and Emerald High School in the near future. Along with creating a full-fledged project, including learning how to collect their own data, experimentation, and preparing for the fair itself, students will also tackle constructing their own research papers based on their projects, which they can submit to worldwide student journals for everyone to see. Each week, we meet and learn about the various elements of what it takes to craft a strong and successful research project and offer all types of assistance to make sure you're on the right path when it comes to the day of the fair.
The program meets weekly on Fridays at 3:45 p.m., held virtually via Zoom by senior student Vihaan Dey, who is part of the Dublin High Biomedical Academy and has run the program last year as well, where students created amazing first-place projects on cybersecurity, coding models, analyzing chemicals in foods, and much more!
Registration Link: Young Scientist & Engineers Registration.
Do you love building robots? Do you love chemistry? This program is just the perfect fit for you! The Young Scientists and Engineers Program (YSAEP) is an excellent way to familiarize yourself with research. It serves as a stepping stone for those who wish to become involved in the Biomedical or Engineering Academies at Dublin High School and Emerald High School in the near future. Along with creating a full-fledged project, including learning how to collect their own data, experimentation, and preparing for the fair itself, students will also tackle constructing their own research papers based on their projects, which they can submit to worldwide student journals for everyone to see. Each week, we meet and learn about the various elements of what it takes to craft a strong and successful research project and offer all types of assistance to make sure you're on the right path when it comes to the day of the fair.
The program meets weekly on Fridays at 3:45 p.m., held virtually via Zoom by senior student Vihaan Dey, who is part of the Dublin High Biomedical Academy and has run the program last year as well, where students created amazing first-place projects on cybersecurity, coding models, analyzing chemicals in foods, and much more!
Registration Link: Young Scientist & Engineers Registration.
Information needed to begin a PFC Sponsored Enrichment Program:
Instructions to Start or Renew PFC Enrichment Program Form A & B - Application & Budget for PFC Enrichment Program Guidelines for Applying to Start a PFC Enrichment Program
Instructions to Start or Renew PFC Enrichment Program Form A & B - Application & Budget for PFC Enrichment Program Guidelines for Applying to Start a PFC Enrichment Program