Video by Jo Mathis/AAPS District News
Ann Arbor Public Schools once again hosted the county-wide Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad at Pioneer High School over the weekend. It is the largest of its kind in the world.
The day-long event—which welcomed all elementaries from the county to join each AAPS elementary in various competitions—is an anticipated annual event. Thirty-nine schools sent students in grades 2-5 to compete in 21 different events, then gathered in the gym for the award ceremony. See some highlights from the fourth grade competion Saturday:
Here are some highlights from the second and third grade competition.
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