We are thrilled to be hosting multiple locations for this year’s Homeschool Science Fair!
Friday, September 29th: Pickens County Library: 100 Library Lane, Jasper, Ga 30143
Monday, October 2nd: Woodstock Public Library 7735 Main St, Woodstock, GA 30188
Friday, October 13th: Cochran Public Library, 174 Burke St, Stockbridge, Ga 30281
Friday, October 20th West Cobb Regional Library, 1750 Dennis Kemp Lane, Kennesaw, GA 30152
Monday, October 23rd: Gainesville Public library, 127 Main St NW, Gainesville, GA 30501
Competition Brings Challenge
Science fair projects help to promote critical thinking, problem solving, and research.
Allow your children to challenge themselves to try new things and make big discoveries!
By participating in a science fair, homeschool students of grades K through 12 are encouraged to dig deep into something new with the benefit that comes from competition.
If your student is performing advanced level research and planning to advance to the state level, please reference this guide for the complete rules:
The guides below are simply a help guide if you hope to progress to the next level. The strict requirements are not required for beginner entries.
To learn more about the Georgia Science & Engineering Fairs please visit their site:
All projects should:
Consider a problem or question.
Allow the student to form a hypothesis.
Test the hypothesis.
Show how the scientific method was used to determine the results.
We would love to have your help with judging the projects!
Thank you to our Science Fair Sponsors!
We would love for your company to sponsor our 2023 Science Fairs!
