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A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO ...

It's hard being a beginner in Division C Science Olympiad. If you did Science Olympiad in most middle schools in San Diego, chances are that you had coaches, scheduled meetings/practices with the rest of your event teams, and so much more.

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Unlike those schools, many high school teams do not have coaches or scheduled meetings. All participants are expected to self-study -- and along with being in a new school, difficult classes, and adjusting to a higher workload, it can be daunting to get started. And that's why we've made a handy guide to getting started. Whether you've done SciOly for 3 years or 0, here's all the information you'll need to know!

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Competition Info

Invitationals: TBD

Regionals: March 7, 2026 @ University of San Diego

State: TBD

Donations

If you would like to make donations through check, then please follow the following instructions:

Make the check out to: SRHS Science Olympiad Club
Memo: Donation

You may turn in the check to school Finance Office!

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OR drop your dollar bills into our donation bin, which is available at every meeting :)

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About Science Olympiad

Science Olympiad is a national, team-based competition in which students compete in a variety of STEM-related events. The range of topics covered and skills required is vast – from building hovercrafts to applying forensics tools – but all are united by a common theme of scientific inquiry, and top competitors are recognized with medals.

At Scripps Ranch, the Science Olympiad club works to foster a collaborative environment for students to find success on competition day. For more information about the Science Olympiad program, please see soinc.org.

 

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website & art made with ♥ by sahithi lingampalli (2021)

Let us know if you have any questions.

email srhsscioly@gmail.com or rlewis3@sandi.net, or find Mr. Lewis or an officer!

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