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Moody's Mega Math Challenge 2014 Registered Schools (Alpha by State Updated March 3, 2014 BASIS Chandler BASIS Chandler Boulder Creek High School Desert Ridge High School Empire High School Estrella Foothills High School Greyhills Academy High School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2014 Hamilton High School Registered Schools (alpha by state) Metro Tech High School Mission Heights Preparatory High School Schools listed twice have registered two Sahuarita High School teams. The schools names appear exactly Sahuarita High School as they were entered on the registration San Luis High School form. San Luis High School Sierra Linda High School Alabama University High School Baldwin County High School Willcox High School Baldwin County High School Williams High School Beauregard High School Beauregard High School Hewitt-Trussville High School Colorado Holy Spirit Catholic High School Arvada West High School Indian Springs School d'evelyn Indian Springs School Heritage High School James Clemens High School Hinkley High School James Clemens High School Hotchkiss High School Jefferson County IB School James Irwin Charter High School Northside High School Jefferson Northside High School Jefferson Oxford High School Legacy High School Oxford High School Legacy High School Straughn High School Mountain Range High School Weaver High School Mullen High School Regis Jesuit High School Arkansas Rocky Mountain High School Archer Learning Center Standley Lake High School Archer Learning Center STEM School Ark Sch for Math, Sciences & the Arts Barton-Lexa School District Connecticut Beebe High School 11-12 Academy of Aerospace and Engineering Clarksville High School Bloomfield High School Greenbrier High School Bloomfield High School Harrison High School Bristol Eastern High School North Pulaski High School Bristol Eastern High School Rogers Heritage High School Cheshire High School Cheshire High School Arizona Common Ground High School Alchesay High School Fairfield Warde High School Arizona College Prep-Erie Farmington Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2014 – Registered Schools Page 1 of 16 Updated March 3, 2014 Greater Hartford Academy of Math and Sci American Heritage Plantation greenwich high school Archbishop Coleman Carroll HS Haddam Killingworth High School Archbishop Coleman Carroll HS Haddam Killingworth High School Atlantic Community High School Hamden High School Atlantic Community High School Hill Regional Career High School Atlantic High School Lyman Memorial High School Baker County High School Lyme-Old Lyme High School Bishop Kenny High School New Britain High School Bishop Moore Catholic High School New Canaan High School Bishop Moore Catholic High School New Canaan High School Brandon New Fairfield High School Brandon Nonnewaug High School Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School Parish Hill High School Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School Portland High School Central High School Putnam Science Academy Central High School RHAM High School Charlotte High School Ridgefield High School Clay High School Ridgefield High School Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High Sacred Heart Academy Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High School Sacred Heart Academy CollegeAcademy@BC Central Saint Joseph High School CollegeAcademy@BC Central St. Joseph High School Creekside High School Staples High School Creekside High School Staples High School Crystal River High School Valley Regional HS Crystal River High School Weston High School Cypress Creek High School Weston High School Cypress Creek High School Dillard High School Delaware Doral Academy Cape Henlopen High School Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Delaware Military Academy Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Delaware Military Academy Eastside High School Middletown High School Eastside High School Middletown High School F. W. Springstead High School Padua Academy F. W. Springstead High School Padua Academy FAU High School The Charter School of Wilmington G H Braddock Senior The Charter School of Wilmington G H Braddock Senior High William Penn High School Haines City High School IB East Wilmington Friends School Haines City High School IB East Wilmington Friends School Hallandale High School Woodbridge High School Heritage High School Heritage High School Florida Hillsborough High School Martin County High School Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy academy of arts and minds Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts Immokalee High School American Heritage Plantation Jensen Beach High School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2014 – Registered Schools Page 2 of 16 Updated March 3, 2014 John A. Ferguson Senior High School South Plantation High School John A. Ferguson Senior High School Spruce Creek High John I. Leonard Stanton College Preparatory John I. Leonard High School Stanton College Preparatory School Keswick Christian School Strawberry Crest Keys Gate Charter High Suncoast Polytechnical High School LaBelle High School Sunlake High School Lake Brantley High School T. R. Robinson High School Lake Weir High School T. R. Robinson High School Lake Weir High School Terry Parker High School Law Enforcement Officers Memorial High S Terry Parker High School Lecanto High School Timber Creek High School Lecanto High School Timber Creek High School Manatee High School University School of NSU Manatee School for the Arts University School of NSU Martin County High School Walton High School Mater Academy Charter High School West Port High School McArthur High School West Port High School McArthur High School Western High School Melbourne High School Winter Park High School North Miami Senior Winter Park High School North Miami Senior High School Winter Park High School North Port High Wiregrass Ranch High School North Port High School Wiregrass Ranch High School Osceola School for Performing Arts Osceola School for Performing Arts Georgia Oxbridge Academy of the Palm Beaches Adairsville High School Palm Beach Gardens High School Athens Academy Pedro Menendez High School Augusta Preparatory Day School Pedro Menendez High School Calhoun High School Pensacola High School Calhoun High School Pensacola High School Coahulla Creek High School Pine View Dawson County High School Pine View Duluth High School PK Yonge Dunwoody High School Port Charlotte High School Gainesville High School Port Charlotte High School Grayson High School Queen of All Saints Academy Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science Ridge Community High School Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science Ridge Community High school Howard High School Rosenwald High School Johnson High School Saint Augustine High School Kennesaw Mountain High School School for Advanced Studies Kennesaw Mountain High School School for Advanced Studies- South Lakeside High School Seminole High School Monroe Area High School Seminole Ridge Community High School North Forsyth High School South Dade Senior High School North Oconee High School South Dade Senior High School North Oconee High School South Plantation High School Northgate Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2014 – Registered Schools Page 3 of 16 Updated March 3, 2014 Pickens High School Deer Creek - Mackinaw High School River Ridge High School Deer Creek-Mackinaw High School Riverwood International Charter School Dunlap High School Savannah Arts Academy Dunlap High School Social Circle High School EPIC Academy Charter High School South Atlanta School of HMS Evanston Township High School St. Vincent's Academy Evanston Township High School Tift County High School Hinckley-Big Rock High School Ware Co. High School Homewood-Flossmoor High School Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy Iowa Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy Ankeny High School Jefferson High School Ankeny High School Jersey Community HIgh School Cedar Falls HS Jersey Community HIgh School Dallas Center-Grimes Kaneland High School Decorah High School Lake Park High School Hempstead High School Lake Park High School Hempstead High School Lake Zurich High School Linn-Mar High School Lakes Community High School Mount Pleasant Community School Little Black Pearl Art & Design Academy Mount Pleasant Community School Metea Valley High School Murray Jr Sr High School Metea Valley High School Murray Jr Sr High School Monticello High School Prairie High School Muchin College Prep Prairie High School Muchin College Prep Sheldon High School New Berlin High School West High Niles North High School Williamsburg Jr/Sr High School Niles North High School Oak Park River Forest HS Idaho Oakwood High School Emmett High School Oswego East High School Gooding High School Oswego East High School Parkview High school Plainfield East High School Rigby High School Plano High School Rocky Mountain High School Princeville CUSD #326 Rocky Mountain High School Queen of Peace High School Queen of Peace High School Illinois Routt Catholic High School Adlai E. Stevenson South Central HS CUSD 401 Adlai E. Stevenson South Elgin High School Aqsa School St. Anne Community High School Bradley-Bourbonnais Comm. H.S. Steeleville High School Brother Rice High School Sterling High School Brother Rice High School Sterling High School Chicago Academy for the Arts Taylorville High School Chicago Academy for the Arts Trinity High School Chicago Academy High School UIC College Prep Columbia High School Walter Payton College Prep Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Waverly High School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2014 – Registered Schools Page 4 of 16 Updated March 3, 2014 William Fremd High School Uniontown High School Yorkville High School Wichita Northwest Kentucky Indiana Barren County High School Arsenal Technical High School Caldwell County High School Avon High School
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