NEW JERSEY SCIENCE LEAGUE
Welcome to the New Jersey Science
League home page
These pages are designed to provide information about the League, a
brief history of the League,
registration for the League competitions, a brief summary
of the rules of the League, awards,
summary of scores, and information on contacting the Director of the League.
HISTORY OF THE LEAGUE
All Schools Final Record:
Alphabetical order by schools
The all schools file
contains all of the subjects your school tested during the year. It also includes student initials, team
scores, rank, certificates, and plaques.
Each school will receive in the mail their own copy of their record,
certificates, student plaques, and team plaques.
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Biology I exam & Students updated Final Scores 5-10-2013 |
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Biology II exam & Students updated Final Scores 5-10-2013 |
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Chem
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Final Scores 5-10-2013 |
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Participitation and Rules of League
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Chem II Team Scores updated Final Scores 5-10-2013 |
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Phy I Team & Students updated Final Scores 5-10-2013 |
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Science League email newjsl@ptd.net |
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II Team & Students updated Final Scores 5-10-2013 |
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Physics
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Registration form for copying and faxing. & Fee chart |
Earth Science Team & Students updated Final Scores 5-10-2013 |
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Environmental Science & Students updated Final Scores 5-14-2013 |
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To all schools in the State of New Jersey: September 2013
Registration for the New Jersey
Science League is now open to all public and private schools in the State. Registration will remain open until the week
of November 29, 2012.
The Science League is unique in both the State and our Nation. Having been started in 1962 by Dr. Mal Sturchio as a chemistry league, the League now offers competitions in biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, and environmental science for all beginning students. There are also competitions for AP levels in chemistry, biology, and physics. The topics, rules, and fees of the League as well as registration can be found at the web address of www.enter.net/~njscil. The Science League’s email address is newjsl@ptd.net .
The competitions are on two levels. One level is for the students. Students within any one testing area are ranked with each other based upon their scores on 3 of the 4 exams given. Any student completing 3 of the 4 exams receives a certificate from the Science League. The top ten percent (10%) of the students receiving a certificate also receive a student plaque. Last year the League awarded approximately 240 student plaques. The plaques are presented to the students in conjunction with your school’s awards program.
The next level of competition is with teams. The students make up teams from the various schools. Each school only needs two members for each team, but as many as four may compete for each subject area. Schools may sign up for one to nine teams. Team scores which is sum of top 2 student scores are cumulative from January through April. Competition within each testing area is extremely keen. By the end of the season there can be as little as one question separating first place from second place. For each competition the results are posted on the web at www.enter.net/~njscil. The final team score for the season will be the sum of all four exams. Schools are ranked from #1 down to the last school. The top 10 schools (not 10%) are awarded plaques.
Last year the NJSL offered a scholarship to the first place students in Biology II, Chemistry II, Physics II and Physics C. The scholarship will continue this year.
With the budget cuts for the
last two years bussing has become an important issue for the Science
League. Many schools were faced with
dropping the Science League, if they had to bus to a host school. So last year
bussing was not mandatory as had been in the past. Again this year bussing will not be mandatory. However, areas may change depending upon the
schools that are willing to bus. For those
areas with a host school for any one month the exams for the area will be sent
to the host school. All areas are
encouraged to gather at a host school.
In order to be part of the New
Jersey Science League fill out the registration form. The registration fees remain the same, but we
have had to add a $40 shipping and handling fee. This is a onetime fee for the Science League
season.
Please return your registration
in the envelope provided. You may also
fax your registration to 908-213-9391 You may also
register online at enter.net/~njscil or by email (newjsl@ptd.net). If you have any questions, please call
908-213-8923 or email and the director of the League will get back to you as
quickly as possible.
Thank you for your time. We are looking forward to receiving your registration.
Bill Spears and Vanessa Rainford
New Jersey Science League
PO Box 65
Stewartsville, NJ 08886-0065
phone # 908-213-8923 fax # 908-213-9391
email: newjsl@ptd.net