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Ethan C. Places at Regional Science Fair |
Ethan C. placed first in his category Environmental Science at the regional Science Fair in Talledega, Alabama. He will go on to compete at the state level in the Alabama Science and Engineering Fair. His project studied the interior temperature of houses based on their color. The question that drove his project was "Is the temperature of the interior of your house affected by the exterior color?" His findings were that the darker the color the warmer the temperature inside the house. The application of his findings was that a yellow colored house would benefit during both summer and winter because of its neutral light absorption. Further extension of his research were in the areas of clothing colors worn by heat stroke victims. Ethan has placed first in school science fairs three years in a row. His past project topics include static electricity and lightning, and human height changes based on gravity. Congratulations, Ethan, and thank you for representing PCIS at the state competition.
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Falcons Win Invitational Tournament |
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The PCIS boys’ basketball team beat Opelika Jr. High 44-40 in the East Alabama Invitational Tournament. Greg Dix scored 27 points in the win and was named the tournament’s most valuable player. Ishmael Jakes, who was named to the all-tournament team, scored 10 points. Deon Upshaw and Charles Baker scored 4 points each, and Demarcus Spivey added two. The falcons are coached by Treivis Henry.
The SGS girls’ basketball team beat Opelika Jr. High to win the East Alabama Invitational Tournament. The score was 41-32. PCIS seventh grader Amber Keith scored 7 points in the win.
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Cheerleaders Practice for Nationals |
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By: Krystal H. and Aviana C.
The PCIS cheerleaders won first place at their first competition in Florida. They will now be competing in the nationals in Orlando, Florida on February 7 –11. The cheerleaders have been practicing hard to win first place in the national competition. They practice on Monday and Wednesday at Ace and Tuesday and Thursday at PCIS. Let’s give them credit for all the hard work they have done.
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