Clarification for Queens Competition - Number of Kids Allowed to Present the Research

[Glus, Peter]

Mike,

Can you clarify the number of kids allowed to present? Last year it was 2 for the design and up to 10 for the research....will it be the same this year?

Peter

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[Greg Koumoullos]

Peter,

Just as last year, judging will be as follows:

Design: 2 students per team

Research: Up to 10 students (maximum size of team)

Thanks,

Greg Koumoullos

NYC Judge Coordinator

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[Michael Koumoullos]

Yes.

Robot Design: 2 competitors

Research Project: Entire team (10 max)

Just a reminder: No adult is allowed to enter the judging rooms at any point unless the competing children are so young that they are afraid to be alone.  There are very few teams with students so young that any adult will be allowed.  In the case where an adult is allowed to enter because the students are so young, the adult cannot interfere in any manner.  The adult is not allowed to assist, interact with the judges or take pictures.  The adult cannot help the students set up or clean up.

Thanks,

Mike Koumoullos

On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 12:23 PM, Glus, Peter <PG...@pirnie.com> wrote: