Fontbonne students earn praise in science talent search
Two enterprising Fontbonne Hall Academy students are winning praise for the research papers they submitted to a nationwide science competition.
Fontbonne seniors Kristina Scarfo and Teressa Martinelli were both awarded badges for the work they handed in for the Regeneron Science Talent Search, one of the country’s oldest science and math competitions for high school seniors.
Scarfo earned the Regeneron Science Talent Search Research Report Badge, an honor given to the student who produces a well-written, college-level, research report based on independent science research. She worked in consultation with Dr. Philip Schatz of Saint. Joseph’s University on her paper “Gender Differences in Concussion Symptoms as Reported by Youth Athletes and their Parents.”