  In High-Energy Physics experiments it is often necessary to evaluate the
global statistical significance of apparent resonances observed in invariant
mass spectra. One approach to determining significance is to use simulated
events to find the probability of a random fluctuation in the background
mimicking a real signal. As a high school summer project, we demonstrate a
method with Monte Carlo simulated events to evaluate the global significance of
a potential resonance with some assumptions. This method for determining
significance is general and can be applied, with appropriate modification, to
other resonances.
