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Washington Science Fairs
Here is a list of science and engineering fairs in Washington State. If you have additions or corrections to this list, please email us.
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ISEF-Affiliated Science Fairs in Washington State
The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) is the world's largest pre-college science competition, with nearly $4 million in awards and scholarships. To compete at ISEF, high school students in Washington State must win first or second place at one of the following ISEF-affiliated fairs:
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- Open to all students in Washington State, grades 1-12. Held in Bremerton, Washington, late March or early April each year.
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- Open to students from Pierce and Thurston counties, grades K-12. Held in Tacoma, Washington, every March. Students from this region must participate before going to WSSEF.
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- Open to students from the Mid-Columbia Region of Washington and Northeastern Oregon, grades 6-12. Held in Kennewick, Washington, every March. Students from this region must participate before going to WSSEF.
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Independent Science Fairs in Washington State
These science fairs in Washington State are not affiliated with any national or international competition:
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- Hosted by the Northwest Association for Biomedical Research. Open to grades 9-12. Held in Bellevue, Washington.
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- A clean energy competition, open to teams of 2-5 students, grades 9-12. Held in Pullman, Washington, every May.
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- Open to homeschooled students in Washington State, grades K-12. Held in Renton, Washington (tentative).
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- Open to students in participating Seattle public schools, grades 5-8. Held in Seattle every June.
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