Science Club gives its all

by: Nick Ursini

If you thought that Science Club would be boring projects and research, you’d be so wrong!  In Science Club, all that is seen are students working together to create mesmerizing chemical reactions and solving the elemental makeup of everyday items such as pennies.  

The students in Science Club proudly express their love for all forms of science whether it be earth science, chemistry, or biology.  Aaron Ky said, “The Science Club was meant for people who love all types of science to come together and that is exactly what it has become.”  

The students in Science Club have access to all kinds of resources in order to experiment with almost anything.  On this particular day, the students were finding what your average penny is actually made up of. During this experiment, the students worked together as a team by getting each other the resources and tools they needed and helped each other by sharing ideas and suggesting different ways to solve the problem.  

The club seems independent and completely driven by the members and students.  The students come up with their own problems and solve them together. Not to say that the teacher is not willing to help the students if they run into a problem during their experiments.  The students come up with most of the experiments completely on their own and discuss with each other how the experiment will be executed.
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Unlike other clubs where some students will join and never show up because they lose interest, the students in Science Club all have a type of love for any type of science.  From the experiments and the way they speak with each other while doing experiments, it is quite clear that the students are very good problem solvers and work together very well because they are in a club with other people who share the same passion for science.

Want to know more about Science Club?  Go visit Mr. Horan to find our more information!

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