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6Th Grade (131 Schools) 2011-2012 CONTEST SCORE REPORT SUMMARY FOR GRADES 6, 7, AND 8 Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests NEML Top 31 Schools in League--6th Grade (131 Schools) Rank School Town Team Score *1 Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington, MA 168 *2 Diamond Middle School Lexington, MA 167 3 Mill Pond Intermediate Sch Westborough, MA 160 4 Sherwood Middle School Shrewsbury, MA 158 5 Eastern Middle School Riverside, CT 157 5 The Sage School Foxboro, MA 157 7 Wayland Middle School Wayland, MA 148 8 Park School Brookline, MA 147 9 Fenn School Concord, MA 146 10 Conant Elem. School Acton, MA 143 11 Freeman Centennial School Norfolk, MA 139 11 McCall Middle School Winchester, MA 139 11 Middle Sch of the Kennebunks Kennebunk, ME 139 11 Pike School Andover, MA 139 15 Winsor School Boston, MA 137 16 Squadron Line ES Simsbury, CT 136 16 Trottier Middle School Southborough, MA 136 18 Glenbrook Middle School Longmeadow, MA 134 18 Mary Hogan Elem. School Middlebury, VT 134 20 Middletown HS Middletown, CT 132 21 Londonderry Middle School Londonderry, NH 130 21 Morse Pond School Falmouth, MA 130 21 Wheeler School Providence, RI 130 24 Thompson Brook School Avon, CT 129 25 Foote School New Haven, CT 127 26 Ottoson Middle Sch Arlington, MA 125 26 Timothy Edwards Mid. Sch South Windsor, CT 125 28 Benton Elem. School Benton, ME 123 28 Maimonides Sch Brookline, MA 123 30 Hobomock Elementary School Pembroke, MA 122 30 Sage Park Middle School Windsor, CT 122 Top 34 Students in League--6th Grade Rank Student School Town Score *1 Jeremy C The Sage School Foxboro, MA 35 *1 Jonathan C Mill Pond Intermediate Sch Westborough, MA 35 *1 Sonia D Freeman Centennial School Norfolk, MA 35 *1 Derik K Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington, MA 35 5 Cameron C The Sage School Foxboro, MA 34 5 Evan F Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington, MA 34 5 Steven M Eastern Middle School Riverside, CT 34 5 Ritvik R Sherwood Middle School Shrewsbury, MA 34 5 Peter R Diamond Middle School Lexington, MA 34 5 Kevin S Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington, MA 34 5 Markus T Diamond Middle School Lexington, MA 34 5 Hanna T Diamond Middle School Lexington, MA 34 13 Allen C Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington, MA 33 13 Siddhant D Sherwood Middle School Shrewsbury, MA 33 13 Kevin H Mill Pond Intermediate Sch Westborough, MA 33 13 Kevin K Conant Elem. School Acton, MA 33 13 Paul K McCall Middle School Winchester, MA 33 13 Noah P The Sage School Foxboro, MA 33 13 Michael T Diamond Middle School Lexington, MA 33 13 Kyle W Squadron Line ES Simsbury, CT 33 13 John X Fenn School Concord, MA 33 22 Kavi F Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington, MA 32 * A suitably engraved plaque will be awarded Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests NEML 22 Ryan L Middletown HS Middletown, CT 32 22 Kohei O Eastern Middle School Riverside, CT 32 22 Justin P Wheeler School Providence, RI 32 22 Josh P Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington, MA 32 22 Yooni P Diamond Middle School Lexington, MA 32 22 Nihal R Park School Brookline, MA 32 22 Anmol S Conant Elem. School Acton, MA 32 22 Bryan W Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington, MA 32 22 Kanming X Wayland Middle School Wayland, MA 32 22 Jeffrey X Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington, MA 32 22 Ryo Y Eastern Middle School Riverside, CT 32 22 Richard Z Diamond Middle School Lexington, MA 32 * A suitably engraved plaque will be awarded Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests NEML Regional Standings CONNECTICUT Fairfield Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Eastern Middle School Riverside 157 2 Bicultural Day School Stamford 112 3 Stratford Acad-Johnson House Stratford 104 4 St. Mary School Bethel 100 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Steven M Eastern Middle School Riverside 34 2 Kohei O Eastern Middle School Riverside 32 2 Ryo Y Eastern Middle School Riverside 32 4 Henry S Eastern Middle School Riverside 31 Hartford, Litchfield Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Squadron Line ES Simsbury 136 2 Thompson Brook School Avon 129 3 Timothy Edwards Mid. Sch South Windsor 125 4 Sage Park Middle School Windsor 122 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Kyle W Squadron Line ES Simsbury 33 2 Carter C Timothy Edwards Mid. Sch South Windsor 30 2 Zachary L Squadron Line ES Simsbury 30 2 Amisha P Kennedy Middle Sch Plantsville 30 Middlesex, New Haven, New London Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Middletown HS Middletown 132 2 Foote School New Haven 127 3 North Branford Intermediate School North Branford 114 4 Ezra Academy Woodbridge 110 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Ryan L Middletown HS Middletown 32 2 Sarah Z Foote School New Haven 30 3 John L North Branford Intermediate School North Branford 28 3 Daniel Z Foote School New Haven 28 * A suitably engraved plaque will be awarded Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests NEML Regional Standings MAINE Androscoggin, Cumberland, Lincoln, York Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Middle Sch of the Kennebunks Kennebunk 139 2 Brunswick JHS Brunswick 119 3 Falmouth Middle School Falmouth 117 4 Geiger Elementary School Lewiston 109 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Daniel B Middle Sch of the Kennebunks Kennebunk 31 2 Lily V Middle Sch of the Kennebunks Kennebunk 30 3 Pierce R Middle Sch of the Kennebunks Kennebunk 29 4 Tobyn B Brunswick JHS Brunswick 25 4 Oliver W Middle Sch of the Kennebunks Kennebunk 25 Aroostook, Hancock, Kennebec, Penobscot Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Benton Elem. School Benton 123 2 William S. Cohen School Bangor 111 3 Hussey ES Augusta 108 4 Central Middle School Corinth 105 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Brett F Benton Elem. School Benton 31 2 Ethan R Central Middle School Corinth 30 3 McKenna B James F. Doughty Middle School Bangor 25 4 Spencer C William S. Cohen School Bangor 24 4 Brandon G Hussey ES Augusta 24 4 Katelyn L Benton Elem. School Benton 24 * A suitably engraved plaque will be awarded Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests NEML Regional Standings MASSACHUSETTS Barnstable, Bristol, Plymouth Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Morse Pond School Falmouth 130 2 Hobomock Elementary School Pembroke 122 3 North Pembroke ES Pembroke 121 4 Plouffe School Brockton 114 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Zane O Morse Pond School Falmouth 29 2 Nicolas A North Pembroke ES Pembroke 27 3 Kate D Morse Pond School Falmouth 26 3 Isaac F Morse Pond School Falmouth 26 3 Thomas L Hobomock Elementary School Pembroke 26 Essex Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Pike School Andover 139 2 Brookwood School Manchester 111 3 Collins Middle School Salem 107 4 Waring School Beverly 105 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Frank C Pike School Andover 30 2 Mae Z Pike School Andover 28 3 Amanda L Pike School Andover 27 3 Jeffrey N Pike School Andover 27 3 Kate P Pike School Andover 27 * A suitably engraved plaque will be awarded Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests NEML Regional Standings Berkshire, Hampden, Hampshire, Worcester Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Mill Pond Intermediate Sch Westborough 160 2 Sherwood Middle School Shrewsbury 158 3 Trottier Middle School Southborough 136 4 Glenbrook Middle School Longmeadow 134 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Jonathan C Mill Pond Intermediate Sch Westborough 35 2 Ritvik R Sherwood Middle School Shrewsbury 34 3 Siddhant D Sherwood Middle School Shrewsbury 33 3 Kevin H Mill Pond Intermediate Sch Westborough 33 Middlesex Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington 168 2 Diamond Middle School Lexington 167 3 Wayland Middle School Wayland 148 4 Fenn School Concord 146 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Derik K Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington 35 2 Evan F Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington 34 2 Peter R Diamond Middle School Lexington 34 2 Kevin S Jonas Clarke Middle School Lexington 34 2 Markus T Diamond Middle School Lexington 34 2 Hanna T Diamond Middle School Lexington 34 Norfolk, Suffolk Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 The Sage School Foxboro 157 2 Park School Brookline 147 3 Freeman Centennial School Norfolk 139 4 Winsor School Boston 137 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Jeremy C The Sage School Foxboro 35 1 Sonia D Freeman Centennial School Norfolk 35 3 Cameron C The Sage School Foxboro 34 4 Noah P The Sage School Foxboro 33 * A suitably engraved plaque will be awarded Summary of Results 6th Grade Contests NEML Regional Standings NEW HAMPSHIRE Carroll, Cheshire, Coos, Grafton, Hillsborough, Merrimack, Sullivan Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Capt. Samuel Douglas Acad. Brookline 111 2 Mountain View Middle Sch Goffstown 107 2 Richmond Middle School Hanover 107 4 Chichester Central School Chichester 104 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Grace L Richmond Middle School Hanover 26 2 Duolan G Richmond Middle School Hanover 25 3 Morgan B Capt. Samuel Douglas Acad. Brookline 24 3 Maxwell L Mountain View Middle Sch Goffstown 24 Rockingham Top Schools in Region Rank School Town Team Score *1 Londonderry Middle School Londonderry 130 2 Cooperative Middle School Stratham 117 3 Hampstead Academy Hampstead 115 Top Students in Region Rank Student School Town Score 1 Carolyn S Londonderry Middle School Londonderry 29 2 Daniel T Hampstead Academy Hampstead 28 3 Jeff C Londonderry Middle School Londonderry 26 3 Bethany C Londonderry Middle School Londonderry
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