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The 35th annual Science Olympiad National Tournament was held on the weekend of June 1 at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.
Winners of the Meteorology Division B (middle school) competition at the 2019 Science Olympiad hosted at Cornell University. (Image credit: Science Olympiad)
The Science Olympiad offsite link provides rigorous, standards-based challenges in all STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) disciplines. Science Olympiad brings together 120 winning middle school and high school teams advancing from state-level competitions this past spring. NOAA Education sponsored the Meteorology offsite link event for middle school students and supported the middle and high school Dynamic Planet offsite link competitions.
Winners of the middle school (Division B) Meteorology competition
1st – Highlands Intermediate School (Hawaii)
2nd – Kraemer Middle School (California)
3rd – Community Middle School (New Jersey)
4th – Kennedy Middle School (California)
5th – Marie Murphy Schol (Illinois)
6th – Paul J. Gelinas Junior High School (New York)
Winners of the middle school (Division B) Dynamic Planet competition
1st – Daniel Wright Junior High School (Illinois)
2nd – Kraemer Middle School (California)
3rd – Beckendorff Junior High School (Texas)
4th – North Bethesda Middle School (Maryland)
5th – Bedford Middle School (Connecticut)
6th – Lakeshore Middle School (Michigan)
Winners of the high school (Division C) Dynamic Planet competition
1st – New Trier High School (Illinois)
2nd – Columbia High School (New York)
3rd – Mira Loma High School (California)
4th – Adlai E. Stevenson High School (Illinois)
5th – Acton-Boxborough Regional (Massachusetts)
6th – Blue Valley North High School (Kansas)
NOAA congratulates the winning schools, all of the students who competed, and their coaches and supervisors.
