The 45th Annual IUSD Science Fair was a resounding celebration of student curiosity and ingenuity. This year marked a new milestone, with 531 students from grades 6–12 rising to the challenge. 

The Science Fair showcases a range of cutting-edge projects that tackle real-world challenges and explore fundamental scientific principles. Mark your calendars with these key dates and events.

This annual award honors educators who bring science, technology, engineering and mathematics to life through engaging, inquiry-based instruction that inspires curiosity and supports student success.

IUSD is hosting Ask-A-Scientist/Engineer Night! This free annual event will assist students in grades 6 through 12 who are working on science fair projects. 

Three IUSD students have been named among Thermo Fisher Scientific’s top 300 junior innovators.

During this event, you’ll have the chance to sit down one-on-one with students for 10-15 minute consultations, offering your expertise and advice on their science fair ideas.
Annika Chatterjee, Nathan Kang, and Sebastian Alexis showcased their research on a global stage, with Chatterjee and Alexis earning awards in their categories.
Thirty-four IUSD students were invited to present their water-related Science Fair projects at a special showcase hosted by the Irvine Ranch Water District (IRWD) on April 14.
Sierra Vista Middle School’s Science Olympiad team earned the prestigious title of Southern California Science Olympiad Champions. This marks the fourth consecutive title for the team.
IUSD students excelled at the State Science and Engineering Fair, with 10 students achieving top-four positions and several honorable mentions and sponsored awards.