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Hillsdale Today
By the People, for the People
Tri-County Elementary Science Olympiad Held at Adrian College
Over 350 students from Lenawee and Hillsdale counties competed in hands-on science challenges
Published on Mar. 5, 2026
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The Tri-County Elementary Science Olympiad brought 355 third- through fifth-grade students from Lenawee and Hillsdale counties to Adrian College for a day of hands-on science challenges and team competition. Students worked in teams to complete science-based activities designed to test their creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
Why it matters
The annual Science Olympiad event continues to grow, providing valuable opportunities for elementary students to engage in STEM learning and develop important skills like collaboration and critical thinking. Organizers hope to see even more schools participate in future competitions.
The details
The event included 302 students from Lenawee County and 53 from Hillsdale County. Educators, volunteers, and families attended throughout the day as students moved through competition events and demonstrations. Overall team awards were presented by grade level, with Clinton placing first in both the third- and fourth-grade divisions, and Morenci taking first place in the fifth-grade competition.
- The Tri-County Elementary Science Olympiad was held on March 5, 2026.
The players
Adrian College
The host venue for the Tri-County Elementary Science Olympiad.
Lenawee County
One of the two counties represented at the Science Olympiad, with 302 students participating.
Hillsdale County
One of the two counties represented at the Science Olympiad, with 53 students participating.
Clinton
The school that placed first in both the third- and fourth-grade divisions of the competition.
Morenci
The school that placed first in the fifth-grade competition.
The takeaway
The Tri-County Elementary Science Olympiad provides a valuable opportunity for young students to engage in hands-on STEM learning, develop important skills, and foster a love of science. As the event continues to grow, it highlights the importance of providing these types of enrichment opportunities for elementary students in the local community.
