Whatcom Science & Engineering Fair

KAFE cares about our community…and our kids! The 8th Annual Whatcom County Science and Engineering Fair is Saturday, March 7th at Franklin Academy in Bellingham! Powered by Alcoa!

Kindergartners through 12th Grade Students from all around Whatcom County are invited to shared their discoveries and projects in four different categories:
-Engineering
-Experiments
-Demonstrations
-Collections

REGISTRATION
Early registration is only $15 per student through February 14th.
Regular Registration is $20 per student from February 15th-February 28th.
Late registration is $30 until March 2, 2020 at 4:00pm.

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