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cipate in science projects at school and at home." The caliber of the 165 projects at the STEM fair were astounding. One 11 year old prize winner, Ricky James Jr. for example, showed how to power a calculator with a penny instead of batteries. Other projects included a solar powered speed boat and a juicer mad

page design, desktop publishing and programming. Based in the St. Thomas, the Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation plays an active role in supporting the Virgin Islands Department of Education and youth organizations across St. Thomas. The foundation is known for supporting cutting edge science research in the United States and for establ

ipate in science projects at school and at home." The caliber of the 165 projects at the STEM fair were astounding. One I I year old prize winner, Ricky James Jr. for example, showed how to power a calculator with a penny instead of batteries. Other projects included a solar powered speed boat and a juicer mad

Web page design, desktop publishing and programming. Based on St. Thomas, the Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation plays an active role in supporting the Virgin Islands Department of Education and youth organizations across the Virgin Islands. The EFTA_R1_02118993 EFTA02709872 foundation is known for supporting cutting edge science rese

icipate in science projects at school and at home." The caliber of the 165 projects at the STEM fair were astounding. One 11 year old prize winner, Ricky James Jr. for example, showed how to power a calculator with a penny instead of batteries. Other projects included a solar powered speed boat and a juicer mad

boost from renowned science investor and local resident, Jeffrey Epstein. The fair, called the St. Thomas-St. John STEM Fair, was organized by the Virgin Islands Department of Education and brought together hundreds of grade school students from across the islands, to showcase their science work for awards at the University of the V