We can use this information to make a change by showing the school board that we need more funding for school sanitary practices.

Akira, Dhruvi, Gargi, Christina

We can use this information to stress the need to fully wash clothes before wearing them. We can also compare if girls tend to leave clothes dirtier than boys.

Using our findings we could create a presentation to raise concern for cleaner water to the mayor and board of directory of Coppell.

Done by Ashley and Vibha

Siri, Spyridoula, Sejal, Sophie

We can use this information to make a change by showing that what we put on our faces could expose us to harmful bacteria.

Jai, Alisha, Srikar, Tasneem.

This information could be used to raise awareness and increase standards for bus cleaning.

We could use this information to tell students to use better sanitary skills throughout the school day to ensure less chances of students getting sick.

Arya, Sejal, Shravanthika

We can use this information to properly clean our phones from now on, and locate the dirtiest area on our phones to be aware of, and properly clean them to avoid sickness among people, and promote overall cleanliness.

Sid, Abhi

Disinfectants are widely used, but how effective are they? Using different types of common bacteria on agar plates, we can test leading disinfectant brands on how well they neutralize the bacteria through before and after microscope observations.

Teach people why it’s okay to eat some molds and not others.

Isheeta, Nathalie, A.B., Charlie

Nicolas, Aston, Dylan

We can use this info to inform the school board that our locker rooms need to be cleaned/sanitized regularly

-Kenny,Eric,Evan

We could use this data to prevent more clean practices in the labs in this school.

By: Lucia, Himani, Manisha, Bushra

We could test the CISD elementary school playgrounds to observe the bacteria and other microbes present on the equipment.

We can use this info to drive change by determining bacterial levels on playground to help clean and disinfect the most contacted areas.

Harileen Kaur, Alondra Ramos, Caitlyn Concepcion, Angela Joseph

Chris/Sohum/Liam/Michael

We will collect a sample from both the eyewash station and safety shower to identify how long it’s has been since they were used and the germs collecting on it. This will help us find a way to better disinfect it and also protect our eyes from potential contamination.

Natalie, Triveda, Siri Vajja

We could create/present/ share/educate/...

With this information, we want to inform parents about the benefits of cleaning their kid’s stuffed toys regularly.

Siri and Sejal

Using this information, we could bring more attention to hygiene and skin protection by partnering with school organizations such as the Dermatology club. We could promote our findings using club events and posters around the school.

We can use this information to see whether cats need to be bathed and get rid of the stigma of cats being cleaner than dogs and that self cleaning makes you cleaner than not doing so.

Alisha, Jai

Sid

Abhi

We can use this information to make a change by showing the school board that we need new lanyards every 2 weeks to minimize the risk to bacterial spread between students and teachers.

By: Gargi, Dhruvi, Sejal

Spyridoula, Arya, Tasneem

Charlie, Lincoln

We will collect bacterial samples from thrifted clothes and clothes from the actual brand and see which one is more contaminated. It can help educate the community on which stores are best to clothes to avoid skin irritation. It can also be connected to fast fashion in a way.

Idea by: Siri V., Natalie T., and Minha

Using this information, we can educate others on proper facial hygiene and how to remedy or prevent sicknesses.

Triveda and Jessica

-Eron Q, Harshil N

We could use this information to see how good or long we need to really wash our hands after touching the soap dispensers.

We could test the amount of bacteria grown on shared school tools like pencils, pens, scissors, etc. The core idea is to sample various shared school items and grow the collected bacteria in a controlled environment to compare the levels of contamination. 

Erin K, Aneeqa K

By Manisha W. and Harileen K.

We could use this information to show apple the unsanitary practices that they are doing by having hundreds of of people touch the same phone and convince them to clean more often/offer sanitizing wipes or gloves for consumers to wear.

And most times, at school, we bring our cups in the restrooms, the bus and other unsanitary places

The information we gather from this experiment, could push anyone who owns a Stanley Cup to clean and wash them often possibly 2 to 3 times a week or more/

We could use this information to determine the which material is the worst at harboring bacteria growth and understand why that is. Additionally, this could be applicable to future endeavors in the industrial and architectural sectors of the world. This could give us a better look and maybe even persuade a particular material to be used for the coins of the future.