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High School Science

Paulding County high school science courses challenge students to investigate real-world phenomena, analyze data, and communicate findings. The resources below can help families support learning at home and explore advanced topics in biology, chemistry, physics, environmental science, and engineering.

Additional Science Resources for Families

  • NASA Education – Space and Earth science labs, videos, citizen-science projects, and career spotlights from America’s space agency.
  • Georgia Aquarium – Marine biology resources, animal webcams, and conservation content connecting students to ocean science.
  • Fernbank Science Center – Astronomy, life science, and environmental science lessons and virtual programs aligned to Georgia standards.
  • Fernbank Museum of Natural History – Earth science and natural history exhibits, videos, and learning guides.
  • Tellus Science Museum – Geology, astronomy, and engineering exhibits with hands-on, inquiry-based activities.
  • NSTA: Science Resources for Parents – Guidance and activities from the National Science Teachers Association to support science learning at home.
  • HowStuffWorks – Clear explanations of how scientific and technological systems work, with articles, videos, and podcasts.
  • Science News for Students – Up-to-date articles on discoveries across biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering written for learners.
  • Extreme Science – Explore extremes in nature: deep-sea life, volcanoes, severe weather, and space phenomena.
  • High School Science Sites (Chemistry, Physics, Biology) – Curated collections of subject-specific tutorials, practice, simulations, and lab supports. (Ask your teacher or media specialist for your school’s recommended list.)
  • Museum of Unnatural History – Creative, curiosity-driven exhibits and prompts that spark imaginative thinking about science and storytelling.
  • Geocaching – Real-world GPS treasure hunts that build mapping, navigation, and earth science skills outdoors.
  • The Physics Classroom – Concept tutorials, problem sets with solutions, and interactive simulations for high school physics.
  • Scientific American – Articles and explainers on cutting-edge research and applications across the sciences.
  • Great Websites for High School – A school-curated hub of trustworthy science links for grades 9–12. (Check your school website or media center.)

High School Science Fair Resources

Middle & High School Science Opportunities

Availability varies by school. Please contact your school administration or science department for details.

  • Middle School Science Olympiad
  • Middle School Science Fair
  • Science, Math, and STEM Family Nights
  • Afterschool Science/STEM Clubs