LHS Research Lab

Congratulations to Brylee Rhoads on being selected for the SPARC Program!

Through this prestigious opportunity, Brylee will participate in an intensive research experience alongside Missouri S&T faculty and graduate student mentors, completing every stage of the research process from start to finish. The program emphasizes a student-led approach, allowing participants to take ownership of their learning, research placements, and scientific growth.

As part of the experience, Brylee will also develop and present a professional research poster at the STEM Conference in July.

The SPARC Program provides high-achieving students with access to rigorous research opportunities, promotes student-centered learning, includes room and board, and awards a $1,500 stipend to each participant.

We are incredibly proud of Brylee and excited to see all she accomplishes through this outstanding experience!

Why is there only two of these in my closet? 🤨
Anyways link in bio if you’d like to right your wrongs! 🤓🤣

We have the first ever LHS Research student on the stage at ISEF!!! Nora received a 4 year renewable scholarship! 🏅 Lebanon High SchoolScienceCoach.org

It’s judging day here at

Opening Ceremonies!

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Today, LHS Research students are presenting at the state capitol, and I had the chance to see some familiar faces.

Senior LHS Research Student Aaliyah Kim talks about her project on Fox2 News St. Louis.

Innovation highlights Missouri’s first-ever Show-Me Science competition Over the last two days, nearly 200 students from 58 schools across Missouri met at St. Charles Community College in Cottleville for the first Show-Me Science competition — the first state science f…

TWO second place finishers at the State Fair!
Congratulations Nora and Liam!

Several LHS Researchers appeared on the St. LOUIS news last night!

‘Show Me Science’ showcases student research and innovation Young minds from across Missouri are gathered this week at St. Charles Community College for the inaugural Show Me Science competition, Mo.’s first state science fair. The event features 215 …

Lebanon has been a proud member of ScienceCoach.org for several years! Because of their work we will have students competitions in the first ever STATE science fair!

Show-Me SCIENCE is less than 1 week away!

This morning, Jill Ott, Director of Show-Me SCIENCE, and student researcher Aubrie Rogers, a senior at Timberland High School, appeared on Fox2Now to talk about the competition and Aubrie's research project.

Nearly 200 students from 50 schools across Missouri will compete at the inaugural Show-Me SCIENCE Competition, April 15-16 at St. Charles Community College in Cottleville, MO.

The public is invited to come and see all the research projects during open viewing on Thursday, April 16, 1-3:30pm.

To learn more, go to ShowMeScience.org