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A strong foundation in science is far more than just understanding content, it also encourages the development of reasoning and problem solving skills while sparking interest in the physical and biological world around us. The science department at Shaker High School is committed to delivering excellence in science education based on scientific inquiry, design and the scientific method. We believe all of our students can be successful in their respective science programs by demonstrating consistent effort, asking for help when needed, and building positive relationships with their teachers.

 

Research students share discoveries during science symposium

As a culmination of students’ dedicated research, analysis and collaboration over the past school year, Shaker High School held its fifth annual Science Research Symposium in June in the Taft Hall cafeteria.

More than 30 students enrolled in the district’s science research program presented their findings, answered questions and thanked their mentors publicly in front of the larger school community. Research projects ranged from the study of prostate cancer and breast cancer to the study of heart disease. 
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Student takes science research outside of the classroom

Junior Anjali Puttachi competes in regional, worldwide science fairs

How many students do you know that get to rub elbows with scientists finding treatments for some of the most troublesome diseases? In North Colonie, students like Anjali Puttachi, who participate in the science research program, have a chance to do just that.
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Mr. Keith Bogert
Department Supervisor
(518) 785-5511, ext. 3364
 

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NY State Education Department

Science Service

Albany Science Research in the High School

 

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