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2015 Connecticut Science Fair Student Guide- Fall Edition 2014 Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair Schools and Fairs Avon Fairfield Middletown Stamford Farmington Valley Academy Fairfield Warde High School Middletown High School Bi-Cultural Day School Montessori Our Lady of Assumption School Milford Rippowam Middle School Talcott Mountain Academy St. Thomas Aquinas School St. Gabriel School Storrs Bethany Falls Village New Britain E. O. Smith High School Amity Regional Middle School, Lee H. Kellogg School Pope John Paul II School Stratford Bethany Campus Farmington Sacred Heart School St. Mark School Bethel Farmington High School New Haven Suffield Bethel High School Fishers Island Betsy Ross Arts Magnet School Suffield High School St. Mary School Fishers Island School Cooperative Arts & Humanities Tolland Bozrah Forestville High School Stonewall Academy (h) Fields Memorial School St. Matthew School Engineering & Science University Trumbull Branford Glastonbury High School Christian Heritage School Connecticut Experiential Glastonbury High School Hill Regional Career High School Wallingford Learning Center Smith Middle School St. Aedan-St. Brendan Choate Rosemary Hall St. Mary School Greens Farms School Washington Brewster Greens Farm Academy Worthington Hooker Middle The Gunnery School Brewster High School Greenwich School West Hartford H. H. Wells Middle School Brunswick School New Milford Solomon Schechter Day School Bridgeport Central Middle School New Milford High School St. Brigid School Bassick High School Convent of the Sacred Heart Newington St. Timothy Middle School Bridgeport Hope School School St. Mary School Westport Bridgeport Military Academy Greenwich Academy Newtown Staples High School Bridgeport Regional Greenwich Catholic School Newtown Middle School Willington Aquaculture School Greenwich High School St. Rose of Lima School Hall Memorial School Bridgeport Public Schools Groton Norwalk Wilton Science Expo Sacred Heart School The Montessori Middle School Middlebrook School Central High School Guilford Norwich Windsor Fairchild Wheeler Magnet HS E. C. Adams Middle School Norwich Free Academy Madina Academy Geraldine W. Johnson School Hamden Orange Madina Academy Upper School High Horizons Magnet School Hamden Hall Country Day School Southern CT Hebrew Acad- St. Gabriel School Interdistrict Discovery Magnet Hamden High School emy Woodbridge School Hamden Middle School Oxford Amity Regional High School Multicultural Magnet School Sacred Heart Academy Oxford High School Ezra Academy Park City Prep Charter School Hartford Pawcatuck Read School Academy of Aerospace and St. Michael School Regional & City Fairs Roosevelt School Plantsville Engineering Bridgeport Public Schools Six to Six Magnet School John F. Kennedy Middle School Capital Preparatory Magnet Science Expo Warren Harding High School Putnam School Glastonbury Public Schools Canton Environmental Sciences Magnet Putnam Science Academy Southern CT Invitational Science & Canton Middle School School at Mary Hooker Redding Engineering Fair Cheshire Greater Hartford Academy of Math Joel Barlow High School St. Bridget School & Science Southern CT Invitational Sci- (I) Independent Entry- School not a Danbury Hartford Magnet Trinity College ence & Engineering Fair participant Danbury High School Academy Ridgefield (h) Home school Immaculate High School SS. Cyril and Methodius School Ridgefield High School St. Gregory The Great School Two Rivers Magnet High School Sandy Hook 2014 Stats St. Joseph School Hebron Newtown High School Darien RHAM High School Shelton 121 Schools Darien High School RHAM Middle School (I) Shelton High School 545 Projects East Hartford Kensington Simbury 254 Middle School East Hartford High School St. Paul School Simsbury High School 291 High School Enfield Madison Southington St. Martha School Daniel Hand High School Joseph A. DePaolo Middle School 648 Students Fairfield Our Lady of Mercy School St. Thomas School Fairfield College Preparatory Manchester Sprague 324 Females School East Catholic High School Sayles School 324 Males Fairfield Ludlowe High School Manchester High School St. Bridget School Updated: June 9, 2014 Page 12 www.ctsciencefair.org.
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