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Santa Clara County Water: A Science Fair Approach
Water Sources, Quality and Conservation Challenges
When
Sunday, November 8, 2026
1:00 to 3:00 PM
Where
Quinlan Community Center
Social Room · 10185 N. Stelling Rd, Cupertino
Teacher
Rohan Agarwal
- 4x Science Fair Award Winner - Synopsys, MTFC, Genius Olympiad
- Junior at Monta Vista High School
- Founder of Blue Leaf Labs
Why come
Leave with a framework for building successful science fair projects.
- Start with a real local problemSanta Clara County's water is the working example.
- Go to primary sourcesWork from published data and reports, not summaries of them.
- Find the question you can measureTurn a broad topic into something you can test.
- Weigh the trade-offs, then pitchPresent your idea clearly and defend your choices.
In two hours you will
- Learn where Santa Clara County's water comes from
- Look at the county's water quality and conservation challenges
- Practice turning a local problem into a science fair project idea
- Who
- Grades 6-8
- When
- Nov 8, 2026 · 1:00 to 3:00 PM
- Where
- Quinlan Community Center
- Bring
- Laptop and a pencil
- Cost
- FREE
- Sign up
- blueleaflabs.org/watt-workshops/register
Schedule
Two hours, start to finish.
- Intro and Icebreakers10 min
- Lecture30 min
- Trace Your Water Activity20 min
- Snack break5 min
- Research30 min
- Present15 min
- Close-out10 min
Why join
Why should you join Watt Workshops?
- Learn about local environmental issues
- Practice proposing solutions to these problems
- Learn how to present your solutions
- Build up to science fair participation