Local Students Honored with Thermo Fisher Scientific Innovators Awards

February 24, 2025 | WEST OSO ISD, School Districts, Texas

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Recognition for innovation and achievement took center stage at the WOISD Board Meeting on February 24, 2025, as several students were honored for their outstanding contributions in science and technology.

Highlighting the event, a special award was presented to a remarkable individual who received both the Thermo Fisher Scientific Innovators Award and the Lemelson Early Inventor Prize. This accolade underscores the importance of fostering young talent in the fields of innovation and invention.
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In addition to this recognition, the board celebrated the achievements of the first-place group consisting of Aston Branch, Ozzie Perez, and Sean Overstreet, who also earned the Thermo Fisher Scientific Innovators Award. Their success reflects the dedication and creativity of students in the district.

The meeting also acknowledged a second-place team in the embedded systems category, comprised of seniors Leslie Davis, Jashad Johnson, and Isabel Ramos, who were unable to attend the meeting. Furthermore, Chad Aguilar was recognized for his second-place win in the robotics and intelligent machines category.

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These awards not only highlight the students' hard work but also emphasize the district's commitment to promoting STEM education and innovation among its students. The board looks forward to seeing how these young innovators will continue to impact their fields in the future.

Converted from Board Meeting - February 24, 2025 – Regular Board Meeting 5:30pm meeting on February 24, 2025
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