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A contest for high school students M3Challenge.siam.org [email protected] M3 Challenge 2019 — Registered Teams by State Schools listed twice have two registered teams. ALABAMA CROSSETT HIGH SCHOOL MAR VISTA HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL SCHOOL EARLE HIGH SCHOOL MARIA CARRILLO HIGH SCHOOL CHARLES HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOL MARINA HIGH SCHOOL FAITH ACADEMY GREENBRIER HIGH SCHOOL MARQUEZ HS-LIBRA ACADEMY HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL PINE BLUFF HIGH SCHOOL MARTIN LUTHER KING HIGH SCHOOL IQRA MATH & SCIENCE ACADEMY THE NEW SCHOOL MAYFIELD SR SCH OF HOLY CHILD MAYFIELD SR SCH OF HOLY CHILD LAUDERDALE CO HIGH SCHOOL CALIFORNIA LOVELESS ACADEMIC MAGNET HS MISSION COLLEGE PREP CATHOLIC HS ALBANY HIGH SCHOOL LOVELESS ACADEMIC MAGNET HS MISSION COLLEGE PREP CATHOLIC HS ANIMO WATTS COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY MCPS HIGH SCHOOL MISSION VISTA HIGH SCHOOL ANIMO WATTS COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY MCPS HIGH SCHOOL MONTA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL BEAUMONT HIGH SCHOOL MOODY HIGH SCHOOL MONTEBELLO HIGH SCHOOL BEAUMONT HIGH SCHOOL MOODY HIGH SCHOOL MT MADONNA SCHOOL BOLSA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL PAUL W BRYANT HIGH SCHOOL NEW WEST CHARTER SCHOOL CANYON HIGH SCHOOL PRATTVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY NORTH HIGH SCHOOL CAPUCHINO HIGH SCHOOL SMITHS STATION HIGH SCHOOL OAKLAND CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL CARLMONT HIGH SCHOOL STRAUGHN HIGH SCHOOL OAKLAND HIGH SCHOOL CAVA-LOS ANGELES OCEAN VIEW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY CAVA-LOS ANGELES ARIZONA OCEAN VIEW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY CHAPARRAL HIGH SCHOOL APOLLO HIGH SCHOOL OLYMPIAN HIGH SCHOOL CLAYTON VALLEY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL OLYMPIAN HIGH SCHOOL CORDOVA HIGH SCHOOL BASIS SCHOOL- SCOTTSDALE ORANGE CO HIGH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL ED COMPLEX BASIS SCHOOL-CHANDLER ORANGE CO HIGH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS DEL LAGO ACADEMY BASIS UPPER SCHOOL-ORO VALLEY OXFORD ACADEMY DEL LAGO ACADEMY CHAPARRAL HIGH SCHOOL OXNARD HIGH SCHOOL DEL NORTE HIGH SCHOOL DEER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL OXNARD HIGH SCHOOL DEVELOPING VIRTUE SCHOOL ESTRELLA FOOTHILLS HIGH SCHOOL PALM DESERT HIGH SCHOOL DOZIER LIBBEY MEDICAL HIGH SCHOOL HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL PALM DESERT HIGH SCHOOL EL TORO HIGH SCHOOL HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL PARACLETE HIGH SCHOOL ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL HIGLEY HIGH SCHOOL PATRIOT HIGH SCHOOL ETNA HIGH SCHOOL HIGLEY HIGH SCHOOL PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTHILL PREPARATORY SCHOOL LA JOYA HIGH SCHOOL PIERCE HIGH SCHOOL GARDEN GROVE HIGH SCHOOL MILLENNIUM HIGH SCHOOL PINER HIGH SCHOOL GRANADA HIGH SCHOOL PEORIA HIGH SCHOOL PLEASANT GROVE HIGH SCHOOL HELIX CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL SABINO HIGH SCHOOL POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL HELIX CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL SAN MIGUEL CRISTO REY CATHOLIC HS POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL SETON PREP HIGH SCHOOL RIO LINDA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL INSPIRE SCHOOL-ARTS & SCIENCES SETON PREP HIGH SCHOOL RUTH ASAWA SOTA HIGH SCHOOL INSPIRE SCHOOL-ARTS & SCIENCES SHADOW MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL SAN GABRIEL ACADEMY IVY ACADEMIA CHARTER SCHOOL ST DAVID UNIFIED SCHOOL SAN RAMON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL IVY ACADEMIA CHARTER SCHOOL TUCSON HIGH MAGNET SCHOOL SANTA TERESA HIGH SCHOOL JOHN F KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL WILLCOX HIGH SCHOOL SONOMA ACADEMY JOHN HENRY HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL SONOMA ACADEMY LEMOORE HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL ST ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL LOS ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL ST BONAVENTURE HIGH SCHOOL ARKANSAS LOS ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL STAGG HIGH SCHOOL ARKANSAS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LOS GATOS HIGH SCHOOL STANFORD ONLINE HIGH SCHOOL ARKANSAS SCHOOL-MATH & SCIENCE LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL OF LOS ANGELES ARKANSAS SCHOOL-MATH & SCIENCE STANFORD ONLINE HIGH SCHOOL Organized by Sponsored by STOCKTON HEALTH CAREERS ACADEMY SACRED HEART ACADEMY MERRITT ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL THE GRAUER SCHOOL SACRED HEART ACADEMY MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THE NUEVA SCHOOL ST PAUL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLETON HIGH SCHOOL THE NUEVA SCHOOL STAMFORD HIGH SCHOOL NORTH KISSIMMEE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL TORRANCE HIGH SCHOOL STAPLES HIGH SCHOOL NORTH MIAMI SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TORRANCE HIGH SCHOOL TAFT SCHOOL NORTH MIAMI SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TROY HIGH SCHOOL TORRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL OAK RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL UCLA COMMUNITY SCHOOL WATERBURY ARTS MAGNET SCHOOL ODYSSEY CHARTER JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL W H TAFT CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM H HALL HIGH SCHOOL OLYMPIA HIGH SCHOOL WALLIS ANNENBERG HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAMS SCHOOL OUT-OF-DOOR ACADEMY WALNUT HIGH SCHOOL WOODLAND REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL OXBRIDGE ACADEMY WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL WOODLAND REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PAXON SCHOOL-ADVANCED STUDIES WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL PENSACOLA HIGH SCHOOL DELAWARE WESTMONT HIGH SCHOOL PENSACOLA HIGH SCHOOL CHARTER SCHOOL OF WILMINGTON WONDERFUL COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY PINE VIEW SCHOOL CHARTER SCHOOL OF WILMINGTON YREKA HIGH SCHOOL PINE VIEW SCHOOL MOT CHARTER SCHOOL YREKA HIGH SCHOOL PORT CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL MOT CHARTER SCHOOL RIVER RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL COLORADO PADUA ACADEMY RIVERVIEW HIGH SCHOOL ASPEN HIGH SCHOOL PADUA ACADEMY ROBINSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHERRY CREEK HIGH SCHOOL WILMINGTON FRIENDS SCHOOL ROBINSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLEAR CREEK HIGH SCHOOL WILMINGTON FRIENDS SCHOOL SAGEMONT UPPER SCHOOL D’EVELYN JR SR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SATELLITE HIGH SCHOOL D’EVELYN JR SR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION ACTIVITY (DoDEA) SATELLITE HIGH SCHOOL FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCH-COLORADO ZAMA MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL, APO, AP SCHOOL ADV STUDIES-WOLFSON GOLDEN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL ADV STUDIES-WOLFSON GOLDEN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED STUDIES-W JEFFERSON ACAD SECONDARY SCHOOL ARCHBISHOP CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED STUDIES-W LEGEND HIGH SCHOOL ARCHBISHOP CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH BROWARD HIGH SCHOOL PALISADE HIGH SCHOOL CARDOZO EDUCATION CAMPUS SOUTH BROWARD HIGH SCHOOL PEAK TO PEAK CHARTER SCHOOL COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ED CAMPUS SOUTH SUMTER HIGH SCHOOL PEAK TO PEAK CHARTER SCHOOL FRIENDSHIP PCS-COLLEGIATE ACADEMY SOUTH SUMTER HIGH SCHOOL PLAINVIEW SCHOOL SCHOOL WITHOUT WALLS SHS ST ANDREW’S SCHOOL ROCKY FORD JR SR HIGH SCHOOL FLORIDA STANTON COLLEGE PREP SCHOOL SILVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL AMERICAN HERITAGE SCHOOL SUNCOAST HIGH SCHOOL SILVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL BRANDON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SUNCOAST POLYTECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL WINDSOR CHARTER ACADEMY MHS CARDINAL GIBBONS HIGH SCHOOL TERRA ENVIRON RESEARCH INST WINDSOR CHARTER ACADEMY MHS CLEARWATER CTRL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL TERRA ENVIRON RESEARCH INST CONNECTICUT COCOA BEACH JR SR HIGH SCHOOL WALTON HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMY OF AEROSPACE & ENGINEERING DORAL ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL WEEKI WACHEE HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMY OF AEROSPACE & ENGINEERING DORAL ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL WINDERMERE PREPARATORY SCHOOL BROOKFIELD HIGH SCHOOL DOUGLAS ANDERSON SCHOOL OF ARTS WINDERMERE PREPARATORY SCHOOL BROOKFIELD HIGH SCHOOL DOUGLAS ANDERSON SCHOOL OF ARTS WIREGRASS RANCH HIGH SCHOOL CANTON HIGH SCHOOL DR LENNARD HIGH SCHOOL WIREGRASS RANCH HIGH SCHOOL CANTON HIGH SCHOOL EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL GEORGIA CROSBY HIGH SCHOOL EBENEZER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY ADAIRSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL EDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL ARCHER HIGH SCHOOL DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL EUSTIS HIGH SCHOOL ARCHER HIGH SCHOOL ENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL EVERGLADES HIGH SCHOOL ATLANTA GIRLS SCHOOL FAIRFIELD WARDE HIGH SCHOOL EVERGLADES HIGH SCHOOL BEST ACADEMY SCHOOL FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FRANK W SPRINGSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL CHAMBLEE CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL GREENWICH HIGH SCHOOL FRANK W SPRINGSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL CHAMBLEE CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL HADDAM-KILLINGWORTH HIGH SCHOOL HAINES CITY HS-IB CHARLES R DREW HIGH SCHOOL HADDAM-KILLINGWORTH HIGH SCHOOL HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL ACADEMY CHARLES R DREW HIGH SCHOOL JAMES HILLHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL ACADEMY CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOOL JOSEPH A FORAN HIGH SCHOOL JOSE MARTI MAST 6-12 ACADEMY CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOOL MARVELWOOD SCHOOL JOSE MARTI MAST 6-12 ACADEMY DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL NEW CANAAN HIGH SCHOOL KINGS ACADEMY DEKALB SCHOOL OF THE ARTS NORTHWESTERN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL DEKALB SCHOOL OF THE ARTS NORTHWESTERN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL LAWTON CHILES HIGH SCHOOL DRUID HILLS HIGH SCHOOL PIERREPONT SCHOOL MCARTHUR HIGH SCHOOL DRUID HILLS HIGH SCHOOL RIDGEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL MCARTHUR HIGH SCHOOL FULTON SCIENCE ACADEMY FULTON SCIENCE ACADEMY LAKE FOREST ACADEMY KENTUCKY GAINESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LAKE ZURICH HIGH SCHOOL CALDWELL CO HIGH SCHOOL GAINESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN-WAY WEST HIGH SCHOOL CARTER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE PREP LINCOLN-WAY WEST HIGH SCHOOL NORTH OLDHAM HIGH SCHOOL GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE PREP LOYOLA ACADEMY RYLE HIGH SCHOOL GWINNETT CS MATH SCI & TECH LOYOLA ACADEMY HEBRON CHRISTIAN ACAD MID HS MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL LOUISIANA JOHNS CREEK HIGH SCHOOL MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL ABRAMSON SCI ACADEMY JOHNS CREEK HIGH SCHOOL MT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL ARCHBISHOP HANNAN HIGH SCHOOL JONESBORO HIGH SCHOOL NILES NORTH HIGH SCHOOL ARCHBISHOP HANNAN HIGH SCHOOL JONESBORO HIGH SCHOOL NILES NORTH HIGH SCHOOL C E BYRD HIGH SCHOOL KENNESAW MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL NORTHSIDE COLLEGE PREP HS LEESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LAKESIDE HIGH SCHOOL PLAINFIELD SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL LEESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LANIER HIGH SCHOOL ROSARY HIGH SCHOOL MENTORSHIP STEAM ACADEMY MARIETTA HIGH SCHOOL ROSARY HIGH SCHOOL TARA HIGH SCHOOL MARTHA E STILWELL SCHOOL OF ARTS ROXANA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WALKER HIGH SCHOOL MCINTOSH HIGH SCHOOL SCHURZ HIGH SCHOOL ZACHARY HIGH SCHOOL MILL CREEK HIGH SCHOOL WAUCONDA CMTY HIGH SCHOOL MAINE MILL CREEK HIGH SCHOOL WHITNEY YOUNG MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL PRESQUE ISLE HIGH SCHOOL MT ZION HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM FREMD HIGH SCHOOL SCARBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL MUNDY’S MILL HIGH SCHOOL WILLOWBROOK HIGH SCHOOL NORTH CLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL YORKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MARYLAND NORTH OCONEE HIGH SCHOOL YORKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL NORTH OCONEE HIGH SCHOOL ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL INDIANA NORTH PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL ANNAPOLIS
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