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2012-2013 KSU Mathematics Competition 123 2012-2013 KSU Mathematics Competition 124 schools participated*, 52 counties and Atlanta City represented = 1,749 students competing *Includes public schools, non-public schools, and home school groups. Congratulations! 2012-2013 KSU Mathematics Competition Winners: 1st Place − David Xing (Northview High School) 2nd Place − Edward Park (Walton High School) 3rd Place − David Stoner (South Aiken High School) Participating Schools: Academy of Richmond County Greenbrier High School Pike County High School Alpharetta High School Gurevich Home School Pinecrest Academy Baconton Community Charter Gwinnett School for Math,Sci,Tech Pope High School School Hardaway High School Providence Christian Academy Benjamin Home School Harrison High School Providence Christian School Blessed Trinity Catholic High School Hart County High School Richmond Hill High School Brandon Hall School Hebron Christian Academy Rockdale Magnet School Brookstone School Howard High School Roswell High School Brookwood High School Jefferson County High School Sandy Creek High School Bulloch Academy Jenkins County High School Savannah Arts Academy Calhoun High School Jenkins High School Sculley Academy Cambridge High School Johns Creek High School Sequoyah High School Camden County High School Kell High School Soli Deo Gloria Home Educators Campbell High School Kendrick High School South Aiken High School Carrollton High School Lakeside High School South Forsyth High School Centennial High School Lakeside High School Southwest Georgia Academy Central High School Lambert High School St. Pius X Catholic High School Chamblee Charter High School Landmark Christian School Starr's Mill High School Chattahoochee County High School Lassiter High School Tallulah Falls School, Inc. Chattahoochee High School Locust Grove High School Temima High School for Girls Clinch County High School Marist School The Atlanta Girls' School Colquitt County High School Martin Luther King Jr. High School The Cottage School Columbus High School McIntosh High School The Lovett School Covenant Christian Ministries Meadowcreek High School The Walker School Academy Middle Georgia College The Weber School Creekview High School Milton High School The Westminster School Cross Creek High School Model High School Tricities High School Cross Keys High School Monroe Area HIgh School Vidalia High School Darlington School Monsignor Donovan Catholic HS Walton High School Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School Montgomery County High School Ware County High School Decatur High School Mount Pisgah Christian School Warren County High School Decatur High School Mountain View High School Wesleyan School Douglas County High School Norcross HS West Forsyth High School Druid Hills High School North Forsyth High School Wheeler High School Duluth High School North Oconee High School Whitewater High School Dunwoody High School North Springs Charter High School Woodland HS Early County High School Northside High School Woodward Academy East Coweta High School Northview High School East Jackson Comprehensive HS Oconee County High School Etowah High School Ola High School Forsyth Central High School Old Suwanee Christian School Gainesville High School Pace Academy Georgia Christian School Parkview High School Gilmer High School Peachtree Ridge High School Gordon Lee High School Piedmont Academy .
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