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Ohio: Montessori ‘Bike Gang’ Wins Award

The winner best exemplifies the spirit of Bowling Green through bicycling. ...
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Florida: Mock Congressional Hearing Team Named Best in Nation

Students had to recite from memory landmark Supreme Court cases and apply them to present-day issues ...
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Montessori Student Competes in Scripp’s National Spelling Bee

Celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, the Scripps National Spelling Bee brings some of the nation’s best spellers together for a face-off ...
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Montessori Student’s Code to Run on International Space Station

The European Astro Pi Challenge winners include a student from Bridgemont International School Talha, a Belgian, is a rising 11th-grader at Bridgemont International School. He recalls, "It all started at the beginning of December when one of my mom's friends saw a social media post about sending code into space. The code would be run on ...
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Former Montessori Student Helps Farmers and the Planet

Dr. Jake Jordan helped Mati Carbon, the first ever delivery of engineered carbon dioxide removal, win a $50M Grand Prize by the Musk Foundation. Dr. Jake Jordan, Chief Science Officer of Mati Carbon, works in Enhanced Rock Weathering in India, Zambia and Tanzania. The company was recently announced as an XPrize winner of $50M. ...
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