2020 Charles County History Day and Science Fair

The combined Charles County Public Schools Annual History Day and the Annual Science Fair (now part of H.I.T.S. Expo) were held on March 7, 2020.  CCASM sponsored one of the special History awards and one of the special Science awards.  In both cases the award was $50 and a one-year membership in CCASM.

This year's history topic was "Breaking Barriers in History”.  The CCASM History Special Award went to Madison Broady for the exhibit on “Thurgood Marshall: The First African American U.S. Supreme Court Justice”.   Madison is in the seventh grade at Mattawoman Middle School.

This year's CCASM Science Special Award for a project "demonstrating excellence and scientific thinking relevant to the field of archaeology" went to David Ainerua for his science project on “Abate the Wind Effect”.  David is in the third grade at William A. Diggs Elementary School.

Congratulations, Madison and David!

Also CCASM would like to thank Carol Cowherd and Mike Creveling who judged the science projects for the CCASM award.