Council Rock School District once again demonstrated its strong commitment to science education as fifty-two students showcased their exceptional research projects at the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Sciences (PJAS) Regional Competition. The impressive participation of these students highlights their dedication and passion for scientific inquiry. Out of the fifty-two participants, an astounding thirty-eight students achieved a prestigious 1st place, a remarkable accomplishment. Click here for the full results from the regional competition.. Even more impressive is that some students received perfect scores! Their exceptional achievements reflect their scientific understanding and speak volumes about the district's emphasis on academic excellence and preparing students for success in STEM fields.

The outstanding performance of Council Rock students at the regional level earned them the opportunity to advance to the highly anticipated State Level PJAS competition, which happened from May 14th to May 16th at Penn State University. The qualifying thirty-eight students had the chance to further showcase their research projects and compete among the best in the state. The qualifying students' outstanding abilities and impressive accomplishments at the regional competition position them as strong contenders for recognition and success at the state level. All of Council Rock’s secondary schools were represented, with 35 participants attending. The student's hard work and determination undoubtedly contributed to their success as they represented Council Rock School District with excellence at the State Level PJAS state competition. See the full list of state results here.