Science Club 

The Science Club (SciClub) aims to promote scientific curiosity and to create an inclusive environment where all registered students can participate in fun, science-focused events. 

 

Click HERE to register for Science Club

 

Cost

  • $20 - covers general activities and supplies
  • Financial assistance may be available; please contact your student's school counselor. 

Club Events & Details: 

All activities are open to registered SciClub members.

  • Monthly Club Meetings (Wednesdays after school)
    Each meeting will feature hands-on projects in science, technology, and engineering. 
    Meeting Dates:
    Oct 22, Nov 19, Dec 17, Jan 21, Feb 18, Mar 18
  • Sep 30: Science Bowl Night
    A fun, low-pressure introduction to the Science Bowl format. Students will practice in teams and learn how the competition works. Questions will be related to Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth and Space and Mathematics.
  • Oct TBD: National Science Bowl Teams Tryouts 
    Teams are formed through a ranking test administered by a TMS science teacher. The highest-ranking students in each subject area are selected to form the teams. The top two teams will represent TMS at Regionals in January/February in Portland, Oregon. A third team may also qualify, depending on available spots. (If there are not enough spots, the host organization typically holds a lottery to determine which additional team may advance.)

    All teams can compete in a local tournament hosted by Redmond High School in Oct/Nov.

    Each team will be assigned a volunteer coach, usually a parent from the team. Teams will practice regularly with their coach and are also expected to study independently.
  • Feb: F=MA Physics Exam (exact date TBD)  
    A national physics competition focusing on mechanics. Participating students will need to pay an additional $15 fee per student. Registration will take place in Dec/Jan. 
  • Apr 28: Science & Technology Fair
    Students showcase scientific investigations, experiments, and creative technology projects. Other STEM-related groups (ex: Robotics, highschool science clubs, community members, etc) will be invited to participate.

 

Volunteers Needed

This program will rely on strong volunteer support. The number of volunteers needed will depend on the event. Without sufficient volunteers, some events may be canceled.  A volunteer sign-up link for each event will be sent to all registered families. 

 


Questions? 

Contact our Science Club Chair Haiying at [email protected]