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Congratulations to Upper School Science Faculty Joe Ferrara, Ed.D. and his students on being recognized in two of the four project categories in The GLOBE Program! All Saints' was honored to host this group of budding scientists, their faculty advisors and the STEM professionals from the University of Texas at Tyler and Lunar & Planetary Laboratory who reviewed their research.
Recognitions:
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Community/Indigenous Knowledge and 21st Century Skills: Em Torres '26, Andrew Jones '25, Isa Rodriguez '25 and Luca Ferrara '26 from All Saints’ Episcopal School (Texas) for “The Effects of a Solar Eclipse on Abiotic and Biotic Factors”
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Research Process: Isabella Almas '26, Lael Alvarado '26 and Danica Richey '27 from All Saints’ Episcopal School (Texas) for “A Soil Study to Identify Potential Anthropogenic Impact”
Read more in The GLOBE Program's recent article here.