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New England Mathematics League For awards purposes, each county is its own region - except that counties followed by the same number are grouped together as one region. MARCH 2011 HIGH SCHOOL SCORE REPORT SUMMARY County/School Name #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 TOT County/School Name #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 TOT Connecticut Falmouth Academy 20 22 18 12 21 93 Fairfield - 1 Nauset Reg. HS 23 21 17 21 24 106 Brien McMahon HS 9 18 4 3 13 47 Pope John Paul II High School 16 16 13 13 18 76 Brookfield HS 30 27 57 Sturgis Charter PS 18 16 18 52 Bunnell HS 13 16 14 9 17 69 Berkshire - 8 Convent of the Sacred Heart 17 21 16 17 20 91 Berkshire School 30 30 23 28 30 141 New Canaan HS 27 24 23 21 23 118 Mt. Greylock Reg. HS 26 26 24 23 99 Ridgefield HS Wahconah Reg. HS Stamford HS 21 20 16 15 20 92 Bristol - 7 Hartford - 2 Bishop Connolly HS 17 20 14 20 71 Big Picture High School Coyle & Cassidy HS 13 19 12 14 58 East Granby HS 25 30 22 23 24 124 Durfee HS 11 9 2 5 6 33 Farmington HS 20 20 15 18 22 95 Mansfield HS 24 22 20 13 25 104 Granby Memorial HS 10 15 10 13 20 68 North Attleboro HS 23 23 19 18 21 104 Loomis Chaffee School 30 30 25 24 29 138 Seekonk HS 7 12 8 7 7 41 Master's School 13 20 10 16 20 79 Essex - 9 Miss Porter's School 25 24 16 21 19 105 Brooks School 30 30 25 29 30 144 Plainville HS 14 24 11 17 66 Masconomet Regional HS 12 16 28 St. Paul Catholic HS 14 19 11 8 15 67 Phillips Academy 30 30 28 30 30 148 Litchfield - 3 Saugus HS 18 23 19 24 24 108 Canterbury School 21 18 16 10 19 84 Waring School 14 18 10 6 17 65 Hotchkiss School 30 30 28 26 30 144 Franklin - 8 Kent School 27 30 27 29 29 142 Academy at Charlemont New Milford HS 20 22 12 11 65 Deerfield Academy 26 29 10 13 12 90 Northwestern Regional HS 16 18 14 10 18 76 Northfield Mount Hermon Sch 30 29 30 30 30 149 Rumsey Hall School 21 18 12 15 20 86 Hampshire - 8 Taft School 29 30 24 28 30 141 Williston Northamp. Sch 21 15 15 20 24 95 Thomaston HS 11 12 6 7 14 50 Middlesex - 10 Middlesex - 4 Advanced Math and Science 24 23 21 17 23 108 Franklin Academy 18 17 13 14 18 80 Belmont Hill School 27 30 22 24 25 128 Middletown HS 17 19 17 17 18 88 Buckingham Browne & Nichols 26 27 19 20 21 113 Old Saybrook HS 11 17 6 34 Cambridge Rindge & Latin Sch 15 13 7 6 41 New Haven - 5 Cambridge Sch of Weston 25 27 52 Chase Collegiate School 14 19 8 9 50 Chelmsford HS 22 25 19 20 24 110 Cheshire Academy 26 28 23 20 28 125 Concord-Carlisle Reg HS 27 28 23 22 28 128 Cheshire HS 19 23 18 18 22 100 Framingham HS 27 28 25 23 26 129 Choate Rosemary Hall 30 30 27 30 30 147 Groton School 30 25 22 22 23 122 Daniel Hand HS 29 26 22 23 27 127 Groton-Dunstable HS 25 20 24 28 97 East Haven HS 13 16 11 8 19 67 Lexington HS 30 30 30 30 30 150 Mark T. Sheehan HS 18 18 11 47 Littleton HS 20 18 18 18 22 96 Sacred Heart Academy Lowell Catholic High School 17 17 13 11 20 78 Wolcott HS 16 18 13 13 21 81 Malden Catholic HS 26 26 20 21 93 New London - 4 Maynard HS 13 16 29 Norwich Free Academy 7 7 Middlesex School 27 24 5 12 25 93 Windham - 4 Mystic Valley Reg. Charter - 7 7 Putnam Science Academy 24 24 21 69 Nashoba Valley Tech. HS Maine Natick HS 22 20 18 22 21 103 Aroostook - 6 Newton Country Day Sch 25 23 21 20 23 112 Maine Sch. of Sci./Math 27 27 22 18 25 119 North Reading HS 19 20 7 46 Cumberland - 6 Reading Memorial HS Cheverus HS 19 20 8 23 21 91 Somerville HS 18 17 13 17 22 87 Kennebec - 6 The Rivers School 23 22 22 22 89 Cony HS Walnut Hill School 18 17 7 16 58 Oxford - 6 Wayland HS 27 27 20 22 25 121 Oxford Hills Comp. HS 15 16 14 45 Weston HS 28 26 26 21 26 127 Penobscot - 6 Wilmington HS 14 12 10 2 14 52 Bangor HS 24 26 23 20 24 117 Winchester HS 30 30 27 26 113 York - 6 Nantucket - 7 Berwick Academy 21 20 18 18 22 99 Nantucket High School 7 11 6 18 42 Marshwood HS 22 21 20 17 24 104 Norfolk - 11 Thornton Academy 22 23 18 24 23 110 Bellingham High School 14 18 17 13 25 87 Massachusetts Brookline HS 26 26 25 8 18 103 Barnstable - 7 Canton HS 29 30 27 25 29 140 Barnstable High School 9 16 8 12 45 Dedham Sr. HS 13 15 10 11 9 58 Dexter and Southfield Schools 26 26 Hanover HS 29 26 23 17 24 119 Maimonides Sch 25 26 20 22 22 115 Holderness School 20 18 38 Marty Badoian Hillsborough - 16 Medfield HS 25 22 20 17 24 108 Academy for Science & Design Montrose School 17 20 12 20 69 Alvirne HS 17 21 17 15 20 90 Needham HS 23 25 6 54 Manchester Central HS 24 24 16 18 22 104 Noble & Greenough Sch 25 21 15 18 79 Manchester West HS 17 20 15 17 22 91 Quincy HS 20 25 15 18 21 99 Souhegan HS 23 24 14 19 22 102 St. Sebastian's School 27 24 19 70 Merrimack - 17 Stoughton HS 19 19 12 15 17 82 Bishop Brady HS 17 22 17 18 74 Thayer Academy 19 23 19 22 22 105 St. Paul's School 26 24 21 24 23 118 Ursuline Academy 17 16 14 12 20 79 Rockingham - 17 Xaverian Brothers HS 22 13 18 53 Exeter HS 22 23 18 19 22 104 Plymouth - 12 Londonderry HS 28 25 23 25 25 126 Carver HS 11 12 8 3 15 49 Salem HS 20 18 23 61 Hingham HS Windham High School 20 20 17 18 19 94 Norwell HS 25 23 23 20 23 114 Sullivan - 17 Notre Dame Academy 8 13 21 Kimball Union Academy 22 28 15 17 22 104 Old Rochester Reg. Jr/Sr HS 24 21 16 21 23 105 Rhode Island Pembroke High School 8 20 7 7 19 61 Bristol - 18 Plymouth North HS 18 21 16 17 72 Barrington HS 30 30 28 26 28 142 Scituate HS Kent - 18 W. Bridgewater Middle/Sr. HS 18 14 32 Bishop Hendricken HS 24 20 17 16 23 100 Suffolk - 13 Rocky Hill School 19 24 12 19 21 95 Boston Latin School 30 30 26 30 28 144 Newport - 18 Boston University Acad. Portsmouth Abbey School 27 28 24 20 23 122 Brook Farm Academy 10 2 12 Providence - 18 Catholic Memorial School 13 22 9 11 16 71 La Salle Academy 7 10 17 Commonwealth School 24 21 15 22 22 104 Wheeler School 27 27 26 23 24 127 Roxbury Latin School 28 21 22 20 23 114 Washington - 18 Winthrop HS 13 11 10 9 18 61 Immaculate Conception 12 16 10 15 53 Worcester - 14 Vermont Algonquin Regional HS 27 26 26 23 26 128 Addison - 19 Cushing Academy 22 26 16 21 18 103 Mt. Abraham Union HS 8 12 15 14 49 Lunenburg HS 20 22 16 14 18 90 Bennington - 19 Milford HS 12 16 11 9 15 63 Burr & Burton Academy 20 27 20 15 23 105 Oakmont Reg. HS 21 20 15 17 21 94 Mt. Anthony Union HS 17 18 35 Quabbin Regional HS 12 12 Caledonia - 19 St. John's HS 27 27 23 21 25 123 Danville School Whitinsville Chrstn Sch 18 18 12 11 19 78 St. Johnsbury Academy 24 25 16 16 24 105 New Hampshire Chittenden - 19 Belknap - 15 Mt. Mansfield Union HS 25 23 18 24 26 116 Laconia HS 19 23 18 19 19 98 Washington - 19 New Hampton School 21 26 22 13 82 Montpelier HS Prospect Mountain HS 14 14 28 Spaulding HS 14 17 12 10 16 69 Tilton School 28 30 22 19 22 121 U-32 HS 13 16 12 9 19 69 Coos - 15 Windsor - 19 Gorham MS/HS 17 15 9 12 53 Hartford HS 21 17 16 12 22 88 Grafton - 15 STUDENTS WITH A PERFECT SCORE Dhroova A, St. John's HS, MA Simon L, Brooks School, MA Belen A, Newton Country Day Sch, MA Yang L, Cheshire Academy, CT Shi A, Boston Latin School, MA Jianfu L, Northfield Mount Hermon Sch, MA Michelle A, Canton HS, MA Yuchen L, Northfield Mount Hermon Sch, MA Zachary B, Mansfield HS, MA John L, Advanced Math and Science Acad., MA Yunqiu B, Northfield Mount Hermon Sch, MA Jonathan L, Saugus HS, MA David B, Marshwood HS, ME Shermin L, Kent School, CT Ryan B, Wayland HS, MA Teagan M, Canton HS, MA Quang B, Taft School, CT Arnav M, Chelmsford HS, MA Wenyu C, Phillips Academy, MA Jade M, Deerfield Academy, MA Bryan C, Brooks School, MA Salina M, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Oleksandr C, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Mai N, Taft School, CT Michael C, Boston Latin School, MA Peiyun N, Berkshire School, MA Katherine C, Hanover HS, NH Ji Won O, Brooks School, MA Justin C, Taft School, CT Lulu O, Miss Porter's School, CT Don C, Williston Northamp.
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