Greyhills Academy High School in Tuba City recently took part in the 2024 Arizona Science and Engineering Fair that was held from April 4-6 in Tempe. Two seniors from the school, Daneyah Chief and Shyla Manygoats, were able to secure three prestigious awards for their project titled “Enhancing water quality in arid regions: a sustainable approach for safe drinking water”. The project was entered into the earth and environmental category and managed to outshine 383 other senior contestants from all over Arizona, resulting in both students earning medals and cash prizes for their exceptional work.
Daneyah Chief and Shyla Manygoats were recognized for their innovative approach to improving water quality in regions that face arid conditions, such as Arizona. Their project demonstrated a sustainable method for ensuring access to safe drinking water, a crucial issue in these arid regions. By focusing on such an essential need and providing a practical solution, the students were able to stand out amongst their peers at the fair.
The success of Daneyah Chief and Shyla Manygoats at the Arizona Science and Engineering Fair is a testament to the dedication and hard work they put into their project. It also highlights the caliber of students at Greyhills Academy High School and their commitment to making a positive impact through scientific innovation. Their achievements at the fair have brought pride and recognition to the school and the Tuba City community, showcasing the potential for future success in science and engineering.