Nearly 900 middle and high school students from 80 teams across Montana will gather at Montana State University for the state tournament of the Montana Science Olympiad. This is one of the largest STEM competitions in the state, bringing together students from cities such as Choteau, Conrad, Corvallis, Darby, Ennis, Fromberg, Gallatin Gateway, Hardin, Harrison, Libby, Livingston, Manhattan, Noxon, Roundup, Shepherd and Sidney.
The tournament will feature various events and challenges that test the students’ knowledge and abilities in different scientific disciplines. The winners of the state tournament will have a great opportunity to represent their schools and communities on a larger stage by competing at the national level. The national tournament will take place at Michigan State University this spring.
This competition provides an excellent platform for students to showcase their talents in science and technology. It encourages them to think critically about scientific issues and to apply their knowledge in practical settings. By participating in this event, these young scientists are not only honing their skills but also gaining valuable experience that they can use throughout their academic and professional careers.
