Ohio 2010

[scienceolympiadist]

I never heard of Science Olympaid being part of curriculum. Students learn the AP science classes just like anywhere else.

[E Edgar]

I never heard of Science Olympaid being part of curriculum. Students learn the AP science classes just like anywhere else.

My source is talking to people I know and this thread: http://scioly.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php? ... 39&p=83166.

[scienceolympiadist]

I control-F'd "Ohio" and found no results, lol.

[E Edgar]

Oh yeah, sorry.

I didn't mean that Ohio schools had SO classes. I just know that some of the top schools in other states do that.
I guess I was more talking about what makes a strong team in general.

[lllazar]

Now that i think about it Sci Oly classes would be really interesting...an hour a day and all the varsity can just come to the class one hour...different people working on different things, w/e theyre event may be...it could really work well. If the team members are motivated and know what they need to get done of course...i don't see the point for study events though...

[sciolykid101]

Not to beat a dead horse but...

At the Solon Invitational, LASA placed 3rd behind 2 teams from Mentor (within 4 points)
That would indicate that LASA would post a similar score to Mentor. (3rd or 4th at state in Ohio).

If history is any predictor, Solon will continue to dominate both B and C divisions.

LASA didn't even have a whole team in that tournament. >_>

[Quark]

Our school has a SciO class - it's 1 period and used to work on events. You can be in the class but not on the team and likewise on the team but not in class. People who don't compete who are in the class are theoretically producing study materials/practice tests. A few people also have off-periods they spend on SciO. Just about everyone stays after school like crazy.

If I remember correctly, about 12 students went to Solon, so while not a full team, it was most of one.

[dontsenditinthemail]

And once again Ohio Science Olympiad proves itself to be the comprised of the best teams in the nation, proving again that Ohio is the most competitive state for Science Olympiad!

[lllazar]

Wow Ohio, do you guys have invitationals like every week or something?...

Anyway, congrats to Centerville and Solon High Schools, and Solon and Magsig Middle Schools.

[haven chuck]

http://ced.osu.edu/scioly/2010Invitationals.pdf

They pretty much do.