This self-paced course is designed to equip you with essential information, practical preparation, and actionable steps to effectively support students participating in the regional competition.
The full course takes approximately eight hours to complete when followed diligently. Built-in self-checks and evaluations appear throughout the modules to help reinforce your learning. At the end of the course, participants will take a final assessment; a score of 80% or higher is required to pass, after which a certificate of completion will be issued. Participants will retain access to all materials through the end of May.
The training is organized into clear, structured sections. Please review each section carefully. Throughout your involvement with the Science and Engineering Fair, you are welcome to contact LACSEF team members or the course facilitator, Anthony Quan at quan_anthony@lacoe.edu with any questions.
Course Sections:
Part 1: Site Coordinators and the Role of the Fair
Part 2: Pre-Approvals and the SRC
Part 3: Getting Started with Students
Part 4: Competition Day
1,150 students from across Los Angeles County in grades 6–12 participated in the 2025 75th Annual Los Angeles Science & Engineering Fair. Congratulations to the Category Winners, Special Award Winners, and ISEF Delegates. Results were announced in March 2025 at the virtual awards ceremony available on YouTube.
Congratulations to everyone who helped make the 2025 Science Fair the most successful in many years! A complete list of all of our Category Award recipients is now available. A list of our Special Award recipients is also now available from the RESULTS menu at the top of any page!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JtF_-8le4-t8skhcNrX_A92lDYjxXJ02/view
Zirui Zhu/Webb School Of California/Highly Flexible Ankle Joint Lower Limb Exoskeleton for Hemiplegic Patients: Integrating Assistive and Rehabilitation Functions
Ashton Yoo/Chadwick School/Development of a Next-Generation 3D Printed Cranial Remodeling Helmet With Memory Function and Integrated Pressure Sensors for Correcting Head Deformities
Matteo Paz/Pasadena High School/The VarWISE All-Sky Infrared Variability Survey — Classification of 1.9 Million Astronomical Objects Into 10 Classes
Theodore Kratter/Polytechnic School/Novel Food Safety Test for the Rapid and Point-of-Care Detection of Peanut Allergens: Improving Quality of Life for Those With Severe Food Allergies
We have been honored with one of the first Top-Rated Awards of 2024 from GreatNonprofits! We appreciate all of your contributions!
We are a 501(c)(3) all-volunteer organization and must rely on donations to be able to hold our annual event. Please consider donating to ensure that our Fair continues.