Statistics

MSPC Honorable mention

Honorable Mention - 2011 Winners

Grades K-3

National Qualifiers

  • Emily Derr and Matthew Huizinga, Holland Public Schools Gifted & Talented Program, "BRUSH? FLOSS? MOUTHWASH?"
  • Ram Gindzin, Pine Ridge Elementary School, "Your Favorite Insect"

Honorable Mention

  • Neil VanFaasen, Megyn VanOss, Ben Carter, Autumn Klingler and Wyatt Oonk, Holland Public Schools Gifted and Talented Program, "Candy Wars"
  • Vivian Book, Mary Fitch, Evan Grose, Hannah Laman and Kaitlyn Stid, Holland Public Schools Gifted and Talented Program, " Ice Cream Challenge"
  • Asha Savani, Ada Vista Elementary, "Favorite Ice Cream Flavors"
  • Natalie Robbins, Knapp Forest Elementary, "The Cat Clans and Their Colors of Bluestar's Prophecy"
  • Thomas McClelland, Ada Vista Elementary, "Sports Mania"
  • Sarah Schenk, Ada Vista Elementary, "Favorite Book Genre"
  • Andrew Travis, Thornapple, "Am I Getting My Fair Share From the Tooth Fairy?"
  • Hunter Waswick, Waswick Family Home School, "Do You Believe"
  • Aedan Favale, Lakeside Elementary, "Hibernation Heart Rate"
  • Ben Collins, Lakeside Elementary, "Unemployment and Population"
  • Simon Hodson and Henri Holland-Anderson, Holland Public Schools Gifted & Talented Program, "Hot Lunch or Cold Lunch!"
  • Advith Reddy, Ada Elementary School, "Favorite Vacations"

 

Grades 4-6

National Qualifiers

  • Eric Calhoun, Pine River Elementary, "Fruit Frenzy!"
  • Keri Lozen, Pine River Elementary, "Pizza Places with Pizzaz"

Honorable Mention

  • Isabel Hodson, Holland Public Schools Gifted & Talented Program, "Where is the Grass the Greenest? Eco-Friendly Cities"
  • Emme Kutchey,Pine River Elementary, "Film Faves"
  • Hannah Smith, Pine River Elementary, "Name Your Vegetable"
  • Kalyn Lemke, Allendale Middle School, "Allergies in the USA"
  • Braiden Bailey, Holland Public Schools Gifted & Talented Program, "Everything You Ever Wanted to Snow!"
  • Liz Visscher, Ian Fritz and Robbie White, Holland Public Schools Gifted & Talented Program, "Extreme Homework Excuses"
  • Allie Strabbing and Anika Wehrmeyer, Holland Public Schools Gifted & Talented Program, "Everyone's Problem...Bullying!"
  • Adam Chamness and Isaac Cinzori, Holland Public Schools Gifted & Talented Program, " Casualties of the Armed Forces"
  •  Alex Kuster and Ryan Tomaszewski,  St. Joseph School, "What's the Greatest Candy in the Land?"
  • Collin Neal and Foster Buchanan, St. Joseph Lake Orion, "Where and What Do Students Recycle?"
  • Kathy Ciarelli and Claire Thomas, St. Joseph School, "Holidays In or Out"
  • Alexa Alban and Jessica Nelson, St. Joseph School, "Hit or Kick"

 

Grades 7-9

National Qualifiers

  • Caroline Yapp, Hannah Lane-Davies, Maya Lannen and Lily Krone, Kazoo School, "Time Will Tell"
  • Justin Ennen and Ian Millard, Holland Public Schools Gifted & Talented Program, "Fast Food Health"

 

 

Grades 10-12

National Qualifiers

  • Kevin Anderson, Saline High School, "Whose Words are Wordier?"
  • Jake Hackmer and Travis Conte, Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center, " Are You Pro: Life or Choice?"

Honorable Mention

  • Alex Mardin and Blake Sitko, Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center, "Trick or Treat"
  • Leah Dancz, Hudsonville High School, "Goodbye, June Cleaver"
  • Ashley Brady, Hudsonville High School, "College Factors"
  • Trevor Ploucha, Saline High School, "The Spread (Is there such thing as 'Home Field Advantage?')"
  • Alex Black and Alex Wong, Saline High School, "Does Scoring First in Hockey Translate into Wins?"
  • Iklas Alharbi, Walaa Abbas and Mona K. Ali, Dearborn Center for Math Science and Technology, "Can You See The Futer"
  • Stephanie Boyle and Shannon O'Donohue, Saline High School, "Do Candy Bars have more Calories per Gram than Healthy Bars?"
  • Ryan Chong, Saline High School, "Should I buy a medium or small fry at McDonald's?"
  • Haley Williams, Saline High School, "Age vs. Absences"
  • Meghan McGregor and Cameron McChesney, Saline High School, "Who Texts More? Boys or Girls?"
  • Casey Wisely, Saline High School, "New Average Homework Times?"
  • Nick Beam and Steve Martin, Armada High School, "Console War"
  • Mackenzie McCarthy and Trevor Kirkum, Armada High School, "Statistics is Medical: z-Test for Proportions Regarding Concussions"
  • Emily Caretti and Joshua Denzler, Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center, "Disproving the 'Dumb Jock Theory' "
  • Cassandra Winner and Rachel Menchak, Saline High School, "Do Gas Prices Increase During Hurricane Season?"
  • Joseph Stackpoole and Eric Klug, Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center, "The Status of Stem-Cell Research"
  • Max Livernois and Austin Serraiocco, Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center, "Welcome to Facebook"
  • Marla Nazee and Kayla Mough, Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center, "Where's My Present?"
  • David Zick, Saline High School, "Does counting cards in blackjack increase profits?"