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Moody's Mega Math Challenge 2011 Registered Schools Connecticut Bay A Crawford Mosley High School Brevard Edgewood Junior/Senior High School Florida Air Academy Satellite High School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2011 Broward Registered Schools Boyd H. Anderson High School (Listed by state and county) College Academy @ BC Central (2 teams) Northeast High School Connecticut University School of NSU (2 teams) Charlotte Fairfield Port Charlotte High School Brien McMahon High School (2 teams) Fairfield Ludlowe High School Citrus Fairfield Warde High School Crystal River High School (2 teams) New Canaan High School (2 teams) Ridgefield High School (2 teams) Clay Staples High School (2 teams) Orange Park High School Hartford Collier Bristol Eastern High School Palmetto Ridge High School (2 teams) Farmington High School Greater Hartford Academy of Math and Science (2 teams) Columbia Columbia High School Litchfield Explorations Charter School Duval Douglas Anderson School of the Arts (2 teams) Middlesex Mandarin High School East Hampton High School Stanton College Preparatory School Haddam Killingworth High School Valley Regional High School Escambia Escambia High School New Haven Hamden High School Hernando Naugatuck High School F.W. Springstead High (2 teams) Pomperaug High School Sound School Hillsborough Bloomingdale High School New London Brandon High School Griswold High School Pace T R Robinson High School (2 teams) Delaware Tampa Catholic High School Wharton High School Kent Dover High School Lee St. Thomas More Preparatory Ida S. Baker High School Island Coast High School New Castle Charter School of Wilmington (2 teams) Martin Wilmington Friends School Jensen Beach High School South Fork High School (2 teams) Florida Miami­Dade Alachua Academy of Arts and Minds (2 teams) Eastside High School (2 teams) Coral Reef High School Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School (2 teams) Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2011 – Registered Schools Page 1 of 9 Felix Varela Senior High (2 teams) Carroll Gulliver Prep (2 teams) Carrollton High School (2 teams) Hialeah Gardens High School John A. Ferguson High School Cherokee Mami Beach Senior High Cherokee High School MAST Academy Miami Beach High Cobb Miami Central Senior High School Pope High School Miami Edison Sr. High School New World School of the Arts Columbia North Miami Senior High School Evans High School Sha'arei Bina TAG Coweta Orange Heritage Christian School Acceleration Academy Bishop Moore Catholic High School DeKalb Cypress Creek High School (2 teams) Chamblee Charter High School Evans High School Clarkston High School (2 teams) Dunwoody High School (2 teams) Palm Beach lithonia High School Alexander Dreyfoos School of the Arts Olympic Heights Community High School Dougherty Wellington High School Monroe High School Pasco Douglas Ridgewood High School (2 teams) Douglas County High School River Ridge High School Fayette Pinellas McIntosh High School (2 teams) Clearwater Central Catholic Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School (2 teams) Gibbs High School Lambert High School (2 teams) North Forsyth High School Putnam Palatka High School (2 teams) Fulton Chattahoochee High School Sarasota Fellowship Christian School Pine View School Henry W. Grady High School (2 teams) Sarasota High School Northview High School ‐ Fulton County Roswell High School Seminole Tricities High School Seminole High School Gwinnett St. Johns Collins Hill High School Bartram Trail High School (2 teams) Mill Creek High School Volusia Hall Atlantic High School (2 teams) Gainesville High School Seabreeze High School Spruce Creek High School Henry Henry County High School (2 teams) Georgia Jasper Bartow Jasper County High School Adairsville High School (2 teams) Woodland High School Paulding Camden East Paulding High School (2 teams) Camden County High School Richmond Laney High School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2011 – Registered Schools Page 2 of 9 Terrell Prince George's Terrell County High School (2 teams) Parkdale High School Walton Somerset Social Circle High School Crisfield High School Wayne Washington Wayne County High School North Hagerstown High School Whitfield South Hagerstown High School Whitfield County Career Academy Massachusetts Maine Barnstable Aroostook Barnstable High School (2 teams) Maine School of Science and Mathematics Bristol Cumberland BMC Durfee High School Cape Elizabeth High School Norton High School (2 teams) Hancock Essex Ellsworth High School Everett High School (2 teams) Haverhill High School (2 teams) Kennebec Pingree School Maranacook Community High School Franklin Oxford Deerfield Academy Fryeburg Academy (2 teams) Four Rivers Charter Public School (2 teams) Mohawk Trail Regional High School Penobscot Lee Academy Hampden East Longmeadow High School Maryland High School of Commerce Ludlow High School (2 teams) Baltimore Lansdowne High School (2 teams) Middlesex Parkville High School Advanced Math and Science Academy (2 teams) Seton Keough High School Arlington High School Belmont High School (2 teams) Carroll Home School Westminster High School Medford High School (2 teams) Natick High School Cecil Reading Memorial High School Elkton High School Waltham High School Westford Academy (2 teams) Dorchester Cambridge‐South Dorchester High School Norfolk Milton High School (2 teams) Garrett Needham High School (2 teams) Southern Garrett High School Quincy High School (2 teams) Harford Plymouth Bel Air High School Duxbury High School Sacred Heart High School Montgomery Silver Lake Regional High School Georgetown Preparatory School West Bridgewater Middle/Senior High School Montgomery Blair High School (2 teams) Poolesville High School Suffolk Springbrook High School The Newman School Walter Johnson High School (2 teams) Winston Churchill High School Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2011 – Registered Schools Page 3 of 9 Worcester Science Park High School Grafton Memorial Senior High School (2 teams) West Essex Regional School District Massachusetts Academy of Math & Science at WPI West Orange High School (2 teams) Nashoba Regional High School (2 teams) Westborough High School Gloucester Gloucester County Institute of Technology (2 teams) New Hampshire Washington Township High School Belknap Hudson Belmont High School Lincoln High School New Hampton School McNair Academic High School (2 teams) Union City High School (2 teams) Carroll William L Dickinson High School (2 teams) Brewster Academy Hunterdon Hillsborough Hunterdon Central Regional High School (2 teams) Goffstown High School (2 teams) North Hunterdon High School (2 teams) Pelham High School Mercer Merrimack Hightstown High School ‐ East Windsor Regional Schools Bow High School Princeton High School (2 teams) Franklin High School West Windsor‐Plainsboro High School South (2 teams) Pembroke Academy Middlesex Rockingham Academy for Allied Health and Biomedical Sciences Portsmouth High School Carteret High School John F Kennedy Memorial High School Strafford Middlesex County Academy Cocheco Arts and Technology Academy (2 teams) New Brunswick Health Science Technology High School (2 teams) New Jersey North Brunswick High School (2 teams) Piscataway High School (2 teams) Atlantic South River High School Absegami High School (2 teams) St. Joseph High School Buena Regional High School The Center School Egg Harbor Township High School (2 teams) The Middlesex County Academy for Science, Mathematics, Mainland Regional High School and Engineering Technologies St. Joseph High School Wardlaw‐Hartridge School West Windsor‐Plainsboro High School North (2 teams) Bergen Bergen County Academies (2 teams) Monmouth Bergenfield High School (2 teams) High Technology High School (2 teams) Paramus High School Holmdel High School (2 teams) Long Branch High School (2 teams) Burlington Manalapan High School (2 teams) Moorestown Friends School (2 teams) Marlboro High School (2 teams) Moorestown High School Matawan Regional High School (2 teams) Neptune High School Camden Perth Amboy High School Eastern Senior High (2 teams) Red Bank Regional High School LEAP Academy University Charter School (2 teams) Rumson Fair Haven Regional High School (2 teams) Cumberland Morris Cumberland Regional High School Academy of Saint Elizabeth Sacred Heart High School (2 teams) Chatham High School Delbarton School Essex Livingston High School (2 teams) Passaic Mount Saint Dominic Academy (2 teams) Manchester Regional High School (2 teams) Saint Vincent Academy Moody’s Mega Math Challenge 2011 – Registered Schools Page 4 of 9 Somerset Saint Saviour High School Bernards High School (2 teams) The Brooklyn Latin School Immaculata High School (2 teams) Yeshivah of Flatbush High School (2 teams) Ridge High School Monroe Sussex Brockport High School Lenape Valley Regional High School McQuaid Jesuit Northeast College Prep Union Pittsford Sutherland High School Academy For Allied Health Sciences Rush Henrietta Senior High School Academy for Information Technology Webster Thomas High School Governor Livingston High School (2 teams) Hillside High School (2 teams) Nassau Jonathan Dayton High School (2 teams) Chaminade High School Linden High School Great Neck North High School New Providence High School Herricks High School Roselle Park High School (2 teams) Hicksville Senior High (2 teams) Summit High School (2 teams) Lynbrook High School (2 teams) Westfield High School North Shore Hebrew Academy High School Oyster Bay High School (2 teams) Warren Paul D. Schreiber High School (2 teams) Hackettstown High School (2 teams) Sewanhaka Central School District Warren Hills Regional High School (2 teams) Syosset High School New York New York (Manhattan) Baruch
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