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Find resources, activities, tips, and updates about the San Joaquin County STEAM Fair


Wednesday September 4th

School Registration Opens!!!



SJCOE STEAM Fair & Expo

School Registration CLICK HERE

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Sat. February 8, 2025

SJCOE STEAM Fair & Expo

September - November 2024 

  • On-line school registration open


December 2, 2024   

  • On-line student registration open. 


January 17, 2025  

  • On-line student registration closes.

No late registrations will be accepted to ensure a fair & valid competition.


Friday February 7, 2025  

  • Check in projects at the Wentworth Education Center


Saturday February 8, 2025  

  • 8:00 - 5:00pm  (Detailed schedule on website)
Visit our Website CLICK HERE

SAFETY 1st

Projects that are not allowed for ANY grade level


  • NO blood products, human tissue, and bodily fluids. EXCEPTION: Student researchers may ask a medical professional to do the taking of the blood or bodily fluids of other individuals or vertebrate animals and do the analysis to GIVE the data to the student researcher (with pre-approval from the SJCOE STEAM Fair.)
  • NO Vertebrate animal parts.  (Exception is Zebrafish eggs up to the 7th day (168 hours) after fertilization. After this time Zebrafish eggs are considered to be vertebrate animals too.)
  • NO Pathogenic agents (Biological Safety Level {BSL} 2+).
  • NO Recombinant DNA (rDNA).
  • NO Ingestion (tasting, eating, inhalation or drinking) of any substance by human or vertebrate animal subjects. 
  • NO Carcinogenic, mutagenic and potentially toxic chemicals/fumes.
  • NO Explosive or flammable chemicals/gasses. 
  • NO Radioactive materials.
  • NO Compressed gas (including, but not limited to CO2)
  • NO guns, potato cannons, paintball guns, bows/arrows – or other dangerous projectiles.
  • NO High voltage equipment.
  • NO Lasers (except class I with eye/skin protection) or use of ionizing radiation X-rays or nuclear energy.
  • NO introduction of non-native and/or invasive species, pathogens, toxic chemicals or foreign substances into the environment.
  • NO prescription drugs, alcohol or controlled substances.
  • NO dry ice or liquid nitrogen or other dangerous liquid gasses.


***Pre-Approval of restricted projects with all accompanying paperwork will no longer be required. Teachers can always feel free to reach out with questions about safety to the STEAM Fair Coordinator, Bella Githere (bgithere@sjcoe.net) but all student safety should be monitored closely by the teacher/adult sponsor.



Looking back at last year's winners...

2024 STEAM Fair Awards

Best in Show K-5 grade​


Project Title: What's the dirtiest place at school?

Julis Cordes Elementary School 


Lauren Makalintal

Rishaan Bhagdev

Haley Joaquin


Best in Show 6-12 grade​



Project Title: PuraFlo

 Mountain House High School 


​Jordan Prawira


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For a list of all the projects & students who earn an award go to our website.

Congratulations!!

2024 California State

Science and Engineering Fair Winners


Jordan Prawira

Mountain House High School

CSEF AWARD:

Environmental Engineering

2nd Place

SJCOE AWARD:

9-12 Engineering 1st Place ​


Shreyas Muddey

EPIC Academy 

CSEF AWARD:

Cognitive Science

Honorable Mention

SJCOE AWARD:

6-8 Math/Computer Science 1st Place


Anjana Bharathiraja

Mountain House High School

CSEF AWARD:

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Honorable Mention

SJCOE AWARD:

9-12 Science 1st Place


Avni Agarwal

Mountain House High School

 CSEF AWARD:

Electronics & Electromagnetics

Honorable Mention

&

Kindeva Innovative Award

SJCOE AWARD:

9-12 Engineering 2nd Place



Thank you

to all the sponsors and community partners who participated in the 2024 STEAM Expo!!

Stockton Astronomical Society

stocktonastro.org

 Stockton Lapidary and Mineral Club

The FabLab

SJCOE Annual

Dinner with a STEM Professional

Wednesday October 30th, 2024

Unlock new opportunities for your students!

Students can meet and have dinner with a scientist, doctor, biochemist, agricultural engineer, geoscience professor, or a data specialist ?


Event Registration CLICK HERE