Judges and volunteers are critical to the success of the Fair!
Many opportunities are available. Help us help the kids!
Judge & Volunteer FAQs
Who can be a volunteer?
Anyone can volunteer before, during and after the fair. Scientific knowledge or technical experience are not required. Just a willingness to help!
The WSSEF is a non-profit organization which relies solely on volunteers. Thank you!
What is expected of a volunteer?
Volunteers can commit to a specific task, time period or wherever needed. Placement is based upon the volunteers personal preference and skills.
Who can be a judge?
Anyone who has a desire to promote the advancement of the sciences and science education. Judging of projects in the high school division will require more specialized knowledge (at least a senior in college or equivalent experience) in a particular field . Judging of projects in lower grades will be more focused on encouraging students for the future.
What is expected of a judge?
To evaluate projects in an impartial manner while applying the judging guidelines and provide positive feedback to the student.
Where is the Science Fair?
Bremerton High School & Performing Arts Center, 1500 13th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337
When should I arrive at the judging center?
Judges should arrive by 9:00 a.m. on Friday and 7:30 a.m. on Saturday for a brief training / orientation of the day’s events. Ample free parking with complimentary meals and refreshments provided throughout the day for judges.
How do I apply to be a judge?
CLICK HERE to go to the online judges registration form.
Who do I contact if I have additional questions?
For Judge information contact: Head Judge.
For Volunteer information contact: Volunteer Coordinator.
Judge & Volunteer FAQs
Who can be a volunteer?
Anyone can volunteer before, during and after the fair. Scientific knowledge or technical experience are not required. Just a willingness to help!
The WSSEF is a non-profit organization which relies solely on volunteers. Thank you!
What is expected of a volunteer?
Volunteers can commit to a specific task, time period or wherever needed. Placement is based upon the volunteers personal preference and skills.
Who can be a judge?
Anyone who has a desire to promote the advancement of the sciences and science education. Judging of projects in the high school division will require more specialized knowledge (at least a senior in college or equivalent experience) in a particular field . Judging of projects in lower grades will be more focused on encouraging students for the future.
What is expected of a judge?
To evaluate projects in an impartial manner while applying the judging guidelines and provide positive feedback to the student.
Where is the Science Fair?
Bremerton High School & Performing Arts Center, 1500 13th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337
When should I arrive at the judging center?
Judges should arrive by 9:00 a.m. on Friday and 7:30 a.m. on Saturday for a brief training / orientation of the day’s events. Ample free parking with complimentary meals and refreshments provided throughout the day for judges.
How do I apply to be a judge?
CLICK HERE to go to the online judges registration form.
Who do I contact if I have additional questions?
For Judge information contact: Head Judge.
For Volunteer information contact: Volunteer Coordinator.