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Updated February 25, 2013 Conard Conard High School East Hampton High School East Lyme High School Fairfield Ludlowe High School Fairfield Warde High School Farmington High School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2013 Farmington High School Registered Schools (alpha by state) Glastonbury High School Greater Hartford Academy of Math and Sci Schools listed twice have registered two Greater Hartford Academy of Math and Sci teams. The schools names appear exactly Haddam Killingworth High School as they were entered on the registration Haddam Killingworth High School form. Hopkins School Hopkins School Alabama Lyman Memorial High School Anniston High School Metropolitan Business Academy Athens High School Naugatuck High School Baldwin County High School New Canaan High School Booker T. Washington Magnet High School New Canaan High School Buckhorn Nonnewaug High School Decatur High School Putnam Science Academy Florence High School Ridgefield High School Huntsville High School Ridgefield High School Indian Springs School Sacred Heart Academy Mary G. Mongtomery High School Sacred Heart Academy Mary G. Montgomery High School Saint Joseph Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Saint Joseph High School Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Shelton High School Moody High School Shelton High School Moody High School staples high school Mortimer Jordan High School The Loomis Chaffee School Piedmont High School Valley Regional High School Sipsey Valley High School Wolcott High School Smiths Station High School Xavier High School Vestavia Hills High School Delaware Connecticut Archmere Academy Academy of Aerospace and Engineering Lake Forest High School Academy of Aerospace and Engineering Lake Forest High School Amity Regional High School Middletown High School Bassick High School Newark High School Bloomfield HS The Charter School of Wilmington Brien MacMahon High School Bristol Eastern High School Florida Brookfield High School American Heritage School Cheshire High School American Heritage School of Boca/Delray Cheshire High School Archbishop Coleman Carroll HS Choate Rosemary Hall Atlantic Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2013 – Registered Schools Page 1 of 14 Updated February 25, 2013 Atlantic Community High School John I. Leonard High School Auburndale Senior High School Keswick Christian School Baker County High School Key West Collegiate Academy Bartow High School Keystone Heights Jr Sr High Bishop Moore Catholic High School Lake Brantley High School Bishop Moore Catholic High School Lake Placid High School Brandon High School Land O' Lakes High School Brandon High School Law Enforcement Officers' Memorial HS Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School Lecanto High School Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School Manatee High School Buchholz High School Marco Island Academy Central High School Mater Academy High School Charlotte High School Mater Academy High School clay high school Merritt Island High School Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High Miami Beach Senior High Cocoa beach Jr/Sr High Miami Beach Senior High Collegiate High School at NWFSC Miami Killian Senior High School Crystal River High School Miami Lakes Educational Center Cypress Creek High School Miami Springs Cypress Creek High School Miami Springs David Posnack Jewish Day School Miami Sunset Senior High David Posnack Jewish Day School Niceville High School Deerfield Beach High North Miami Senior High Dr. Phillips High School North Miami Senior High School Eastside High School North Port High School Eastside High School North Port High School Eau Gallie High School Nova High School Edgewood Jr/Sr High Scool Osceola High School Escambia High School Palm Bay High School F.W. Springstead High School PALM BEACH CENTRAL HIGH Fernandina Beach High School SCHOOL Flagler Palm Coast High School Pensacola High School Florida State University School Pine View Fort Walton Beach High School Pine View Gateway High School Plantation High school G-Star School of the Arts Plantation High School G-Star School of the Arts Polk State Chain of Lakes Collegiate Haines City High School Port Charlotte High School Haines City High School Port Charlotte High School Hallandale High Port St. Joe Jr/Sr High School Hallandale High Rickards High School Heritage High School Robert Morgan Educational Center Hillsborough High School South Dade Senior High School Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy South Walton High School Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy Spoto High School ICHS Spruce Creek High Jensen Beach High School St. Augustine High School John A. Ferguson Senior High St. Augustine High School John I. Leonard High School St. John Lutheran School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2013 – Registered Schools Page 2 of 14 Updated February 25, 2013 Stanton College Prep Mill Creek High School Strawberry Crest Mill Creek High School Suncoast Community High School Norcross High School Suncoast HS North Forsyth High School Suncoast Polytechnical High School North Forsyth High School Suncoast Polytechnical High school North Oconee High School T.R. Robinson High School North Oconee High School T.R. Robinson HS Pope High School TERRA Environmental Research Institute Rabun County high School Timber Creek High School Rabun County High School Timber Creek High School Riverwood International Charter University High School Savannah Arts Academy University School of NSU Savannah Early College University School of NSU Social Circle High School Vernon High Starr's Mill High School Vernon High Starr's Mill High School Vero Beach Telfair County High School Walton High School Troup County High School Weinbaum Yeshiva high School Union Grove High School West Port High School West Port High School Illinois Wiregrass Ranch High School Adlai E. Stevenson High School Wiregrass Ranch High School Barrington High School Brother Rice High School Georgia Brother Rice High School Alcovy High School Central High School Arabia Mountain High School Chicago Academy for the Arts Bacon County High Chicago Academy High School Benjamin E. Mays High School Chicago Arts Academy Calhoun High School Collins Academy High School Camden county high school Community High School District 94 Carrollton High School Deer Creek-Mackinaw High School Carrollton High School Dunlap High School Central High School Dunlap High School Chattahoochee High School East Aurora High School Columbus High School East Aurora High School Dawson County High School Edwin G. Foreman High School DeKalb School of the Arts Edwin G. Foreman High School Duluth High School Elmwood High School Dunwoody high School Evanston Township High School Dunwoody High School Evanston Township High School Flowery Branch High School Foreman High School Gilmer High School Galena High School Greater Atlanta Adventist Academy Geneva High School Greater Atlanta Christian School Glenbard South High School GSMST Governor French Academic GSMST H. L. Richards H.S. Jeff Davis High School Hampshire High School McIntosh High School Harry D. Jacobs High School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2013 – Registered Schools Page 3 of 14 Updated February 25, 2013 Harry D. Jacobs High School Ridgeview High School - Team 2 Henry-Senachwine High School Saint Anne Community High School Hoopeston Area High School South Central HS CUSD 401 Hoopeston Area High School South Central HS CUSD401 Illini West High School St. Bede Academy Illinois Mathematic and Science Academy Walter Payton College Prep Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy Wheeling High School J F Kennedy Woodstock High School J F Kennedy Jacksonville High School Indiana Jones College Prep Ben Davis High School Jones College Prep Carmel High School Kaneland High school Carmel High School Lake Forest High School Columbus North High School Lake Forest High School Columbus North High School Lake Zurich High School Crown Point High School Limestone Community High School Crown Point High School Little Village Lawndale High School Dekalb High School MAJ-Dr. Hector P. Garcia Charter HS East Central High School MAJ-Dr. Hector P. Garcia Charter HS Eastern Hancock High School Marshall High School Frankton High School Marshall High School Highland High School Mather High School Highland High School Metea Valley High School Jeffersonville High School Metea Valley High School John Glenn High School Montini Catholic High School Knightstown Community High School Morgan Park High School Lawrence Central High School Morton West High School Marian High School Mount Carmel High School Michigan City High School Muchin Colege Prep Mooresville High School New Trier High School New Albany High School Niles North High School New Tech Academy at Wayne High School Niles North High School Noblesville High School Northside College Prep Northwest High School Oak Forest High School Oldenburg Academy Olympia High School Plymouth High School Oswego East High School River Forest High School Oswego East High School Signature School Peotone High School Signature School Perspectives High School of Technology South Dearborn High School Plainfield South High School South Spencer High School Pleasant Plains High School Southport High School Pritzker College Prep Valparaiso High School Queen of Peace High School Warsaw Community High School Queen of Peace High School Regina Dominican High School Kentucky Regina Dominican High School Ballard High School Rickover Naval Academy Corbin Independent High School Ridgeview High School - Team 1 Knox Central High School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2013 – Registered Schools Page 4 of 14 Updated February 25, 2013 North Bullitt High School Silver Lake Regional High School North Laurel High
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