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Frisco ISD Reedy High School student wins Grand Prize at Dallas Regional Science, Engineering Fair
Frisco ISD Reedy High School’s Vivek Kogilathota earned the Grand Prize Award in the Senior Life division at the Dallas Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
Kogilathota won first place in his category before all category winners went through another round of judging.
Frisco ISD sent 86 middle school and 14 high school projects to the annual Dallas Regional Science and Engineering Fair (DRSEF). The 100 projects were presented at Centennial Hall at Fair Park near downtown Dallas.
Kogilathota’s project “DyslexAI: A Novel Approach for Dyslexia Diagnosis and Therapy Using A Computer Webcam via Machine Learning” was recognized as the best of the best in this final round.
Kogilathota advanced to the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Anaheim, California.
Students who earned a 1st, 2nd or 3rd prize have advanced to the Texas State Science Engineering and Science Fair at Texas A&M University in College Station. The fair includes more than 20 categories spanning engineering, biological sciences and physical sciences. Winning high school entries advanced to ISEF.
Frisco ISD student projects covered a myriad of topic from “Natural Electricity” to “A Novel Communication System for Stroke Survivors Using an Electronic Glove.”
Frisco ISD students went home with a number of awards for innovative projects. More than 40 percent of the Frisco ISD middle school projects and 70 percent of the high school projects received awards.
Frisco ISD stars at Dallas Regional Science, Engineering Fair
Frisco ISD winners and honorable mentions(*) from the Dallas Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
Centennial High School
Pranav Myana*, Senior Engineering Mechanics
Fowler Middle School
Vaishnavi Moturi – 2nd Prize, Junior Robotics & Intelligent Machines – Health Physics Society STC-HPS Science Fair Excellence Award for “Building an AI model to detect Chest Anomalies Given a Chest X-ray”
Esha Bhandari*, Junior Biochemistry & Biomedical Engineering
Neha Shyamsunder*, Junior Earth and Environmental Sciences
Pranav Uttarkar*, Junior Plant Sciences – North Texas Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist Honorable Mention
Frisco High School
Jayanth Pandit, Senior Embedded Systems – Directed Energy Professional Society Honorable Mention for “Child-Alert System: A wearable device”
Hunt Middle School
Lino Marrero – 1st prize, Junior Behavioral & Social Sciences – Office of Naval Research Naval Science Award, Junior Division for “The Kinetic Kickz”
Independence High School
Jathin Desan – 2nd prize, Senior Animal Sciences – “Early detection using a Novel Climatic-Ecological Niche Model in Prediction of West Nile Virus: Descriptive analysis of WNV neuro and non-neuro cases with Machine Learning”
Lawler Middle School
Ria Garg – 3rd prize, Junior Behavioral & Social Sciences – “Screening for Parkinsons: Isolating Characteristic Typing Patterns with Machine Learning”
Hahra Padda – 3rd prize, Junior Microbiology – “Can Different Substances Reduce Biofilm Growth on Hydroelectric Dam Components?”
Anushka Sharma – 3rd prize, Junior Robotics & Intelligent Machines – “Voice Controlled Robot”
James Coffman*, Junior Behavioral & Social Sciences
Shriya Majumdar*, Junior Biomedical & Health Sciences
Krishna Sahay*, Junior Biomedical & Health Sciences
Nishi Soni*, Junior Cellular and Molecular Biology & Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
Lebanon Trail High School
Abhinav Bichal, Shanmuka Jayanti and Varshaan Parthibannandhini*, Senior Biomedical & Health Sciences – The Cooper Institute Exercise/Health/Nutrition, Senior, 3rd Place for “Development of an Accelerometer – Based Medical Device for Posture Management“
Liberty High School
Vishnu Vasudev – 3rd prize, Senior Biomedical Engineering – “A Novel Communication System for Stroke Survivors Using an Electronic Glove”
Maus Middle School
Kevin Su*, Junior Materials Science
Nelson Middle School
Anika Chebrolu – 3rd Prize, Junior Cellular and Molecular Biology & Computational Biology and Bioinformatics – “In-Silico Molecular Docking Study of Novel Hemagglutinin Inhibitors to Combat Influenza Epidemic”
Pearson Middle School
Shobhit Agarwal – 1st prize, Junior Robotics & Intelligent Machines – “Using Machine Learning to Classify Tumors and for Early Detection of Cancer”
Manyaa Bhatia – 2nd prize, Junior Cellular and Molecular Biology & Computational Biology and Bioinformatics – “Fighting Alzheimers: Memories Last”
Michelle Ee and Hana Sim*, Junior Robotics & Intelligent Machines
Katherine Gipp and Karini Narayanan*, Junior Systems Software
Alyssa Lo and Nayonika Sharma*, Junior Materials Science
Gwen Mckee and Sayuri Sigdel*, Junior Behavioral & Social Sciences
Ryan Patel and Ronit Totlani*, Junior Engineering Mechanics
Nick Perkins*, Junior Earth and Environmental Sciences
Roshan Rajan and Saketh Sadhanala*, Junior Engineering Mechanics – DiscoverSTEM Honorable Mention for “Smart Spoon”
Connor Smith*, Junior Earth and Environmental Sciences
Brandon Tuttle*, Junior Energy: Physical – Directed Energy Professional Society Junior 3rd Place for “Screen or Swelter”
Pioneer Heritage Middle School
Niharika Anand and Adithi Nemalikanti – 2nd prize, Junior Energy: Chemical – “Natural Electricity”
Aditya Satrasala – 3rd prize, Junior Energy: Chemical – “The Tech We Never Think About”
Kanak Ambwani*, Junior Earth & Environmental Systems – North Texas Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist Honorable Mention for “‘Plantables’ a New Way of Pencils”
Aishwarya Akella, Nitya Mattey and Nikita Srinivas*, Junior Behavioral & Social Sciences
Reedy High School
Vivek Kogilathota’s Grand Prize Award in the Senior Life division.
Shantikiran Chanal*, Senior Biomedical Engineering
Ojas Kaveeshwar*, Senior Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
Rohit Rajan, Yash Totlani and Ananth Vivekanand*, Senior Robotics & Intelligent Machines – Collins Leadership Association Outstanding Communications Project Senior Div. 1st Place for “A Novel Approach to Learning Robot Dexterity: Utilizing Embedded Linear-Quadratic Markov Decision Process by Projecting onto a New State Action-Space”
Aryan Vemuri*, Senior Biomedical Engineering
Stafford Middle School
Samreen Kaur and Ritu Reddy*, Junior Plant Sciences
Staley Middle School
Arjun Karthik*, Junior Cellular and Molecular Biology & Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
Trent Middle School
Siddhant Singh, Archit Thanikella and Rochan Viswanadhapalli*, Junior Biomedical & Health Sciences
Vandeventer Middle School
Dev Aggarwal, Sushanth Elangovan and Rohan Tolia – 3rd prize, Junior Environmental Engineering – “Trash to Treasure”
Haley Hicks and Zachary Homer*, Junior Biomedical & Health Sciences
Rithwik Ravi Kumar and Pujan Shah*, Junior Engineering Mechanics – Collins Leadership Association Outstanding Communications Project Junior Div. 3rd Place for “Radio Wave Amplifier”
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Frisco ISD orchestras earn high rankings
Orchestra programs from all Frisco ISD high schools took performing groups to the UIL Region 24 Orchestra Concert and Sight Reading Evaluation and brought home a number of superior and sweepstakes rankings.
All 10 Frisco ISD high schools were recognized for their performances.
At the UIL Orchestra Concert and Sight Reading Evaluation, orchestras first performed a concert of three pieces that the students and their directors had been preparing for weeks. From the concert, the students went straight to sight reading.
During the sight reading evaluation, the director was provided three minutes to study a score before instructing students through a piece they had not previously prepared for. During the seven to 10 minutes of instruction, the director could not perform the music on any instrument, tap rhythms or perform any part of the music in any fashion. No sounds were permitted until it was finally time to perform for a panel of judges.
If the director chose to, the students could play a quick scale or long tone before performing the sight reading music. The students were then judged on the performance of the piece upon their first time to ever play it.
Frisco ISD: Congratulations goes to Lebanon Trail, Liberty, Lone Star, Memorial, Reedy and Wakeland high schools, which had all of their orchestras receive a Sweepstakes designation.
Centennial
Sweepstakes with Varsity, Non-Varsity, Sub Non-Varsity A, and Sub Non-Varsity B
Superior rating in Concert with Sub Non-Varsity C
Frisco
Sweepstakes with Varsity
Superior rating in Concert with Non-Varsity
Heritage
Sweepstakes with Varsity Full, Non-Varsity, and Sub Non-Varsity A
Superior rating in Sight Reading with Sub Non-Varsity B
Independence
Sweepstakes with Varsity Full, Non-Varsity, and Sub Non-Varsity A
Superior rating in Concert with Sub Non-Varsity B
Lebanon Trail
Sweepstakes with Varsity Full, Non-Varsity, Sub Non-Varsity A and Sub Non-Varsity B
Liberty
Sweepstakes with Varsity Full, Non-Varsity, Sub Non-Varsity A, Sub Non-Varsity B and Sub Non-Varsity C
Lone Star
Sweepstakes with Varsity and Non-Varsity
Memorial
Sweepstakes with Varsity and Non-Varsity
Reedy
Sweepstakes with Varsity, Non-Varsity, Sub Non-Varsity A, and Sub Non-Varsity B
Wakeland
Sweepstakes with Varsity and Non-Varsity
