PREPARE FOR RESEARCH

• Review the Academy of Science - St. Louis Science Fair Honors Division rules.
• Review the ISEF Rules and Guidelines
• Work with your teacher to complete the required ISEF forms
• Request and recieve project approval from the Academy of Science Scientific Review Committee (SRC), if applicable.
• Make sure that your teacher registers your school before BEFORE 12:00 PM CST (NOON), December 19th 2022
  

STUDENT REGISTRATION

Due to technical difficulties, the registration deadline has been extended from December 16th, 2022 to December 23, 2022.

Student registration is a three-step process.

1. Recieve your sequence number by completing the Online Registration at sciencefairstl.org. (You will need your school's registration password from your science teacher to register.)
2. Confirm your eligibility for ISEF by completing the Secondary Online Registration Form.
   
3. Watch your email for your personalized Google Drive Folder link and upload your completed ISEF forms.

All 3 Registration Steps above must be completed before the deadline of 12:00 PM CST (NOON), December 23, 2022.

After your submission has been reviewed, you will recieve an email to confirm registration completion or notify you of any forms that are missing or need corrections. Students will be given an addtional deadline to submit any missing forms or corrections.

Q. What forms do I need?

You will need to upload all required ISEF forms as determined by the Rules Wizard. The ISEF Rules Wizard has been designed as a first step to help you determine what forms and approvals are necessary BEFORE beginning your science fair project. Some projects will require addtional forms, but ALL projects require:

1. 1. Form 1: Checklist for Adult Sponsor
   2. Form 1A: Student Checklist
   3. Research Plan/Project Summary (A short description of your research and the steps that you will take to complete your research including all safety precautions)
   4. Form 1B: Approval Form

All forms should be uploaded as PDFs.

If you have questions, please contact your science teacher or Jessica Winkler.