Five Oaks Middle School is striving to integrate the magic of art and science, how it functions within our lives locally and globally. We want to increase student enthusiasm about school by using hands on learning opportunities to integrate both subjects.

We're facing environmental issues that go widely unnoticed in the general public. Because of that it's hard to get funding for our research projects. The growing pollution of our oceans is one of the major issues we wish to attend. Please support us.

The Teckorettes, an all-girls Rocket Team, is one of 3 teams in New England to qualify for the Team America Rocketry Challenge final, which will have 100 teams total. Help them travel to Virginia to compete for the title and for scholarships!

We are working to get 1,000+ kids, who not otherwise be able to afford to go, to the Science March in DC on 4/22/2017. We will match all contributions up to $5,000.

The Science Corporation wants to put a tank of Harlequin Rasbora fish in the Science Room. School Meeting wanted to match the dollars they put into the project, but we've already spent our discretionary budget for the year. Can you help?

This is for an independent, non-commercial project to create a 1-hour educational video that follows public school teacher Stacy Lord to the stratosphere on NASA's Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA).

Your support will give Five Oaks 8th graders an interactive and unparalleled opportunity to view diverse species with a scientifically critical eye and present their research on natural selection.

Our research seeks to understand how microbial life is able to exist in extreme environments on Earth and we use the resulting scientific findings to better understand Earth’s earliest biosphere and to help guide the search for life elsewhere such as ...

A digital magazine in English which will provide objective, reasoned and thorough information in an understandable way while offering a stage to young scientists, PhD students, specialists from different areas and science enthusiasts.

Dulce is a Mexican student member of the ICHA, and she presented her research at the Nantes France meeting in 2018. Unfortunately, she was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2019, and she currently continues the fight against this disease. She has undergone

Daniel and his Honor Science Class have been given the opportunity to take a field trip to Los Angeles to visit the California Science Center. Each student is responsible for their own fundraising for their portion of the trip. This will include transp...

A fund to support the Salinas Community Science Workshop, an organization true to Paul Doherty's values and spirit.