The district extends its congratulations to (from left) Nevaeh Laird (sixth grade), Alexander Garcia Ceballos (fifth grade); Karter Doyle (fifth grade); Jack McCormick (sixth grade); and Lorelei Hoenig (sixth grade). Not pictured is Colton Raynor (fifth grade), who also was named a winner. Courtesy photo: Riverhead Central School District
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Six students at Pulaski Street Elementary School were recently named winners in the school’s annual science fair. Their projects ranged from the results of recycling paper to whether gender affects fingerprint patterns to best types of fertilizer to use and other experimental topics.

The students whose projects placed first in their grade level now have the opportunity to compete at Brookhaven National Lab’s Elementary Science Fair on May 5.

Source: Press release issued by Riverhead Central School District dated May 4, 2018.

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