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Camas schools rocket to the top at Science Olympiad

Grass Valley earns two top group awards

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Students from Grass Valley Elementary School in Camas took part in the Nov. 19 Elementary Science Olympiad Invitational Tournament at Clark College. Pictured above are Grass Valley students (left to right) Luke Brewer, Zach Macia and Danilo Kamenko. The Camas school's "Team 1" (groups A and B) earned Top Group awards in two events.

Students from Grass Valley Elementary School in Camas took part in the Nov. 19 Elementary Science Olympiad Invitational Tournament at Clark College. Pictured above are Grass Valley students (left to right) Luke Brewer, Zach Macia and Danilo Kamenko. The Camas school's "Team 1" (groups A and B) earned Top Group awards in two events.

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A love of all things science was on display during the Elementary Science Olympiad at Clark College.

During the popular event, students in grades three through five participated in five different events that had them exploring science topics.

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