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Freedom Student Wins GA Science Fair
Sixth-grader Juliana Damico, 11, took home first-place honors at the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair.
Juliana Damico, a sixth-grader at , took home first-place honors at the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair.
Damico's project, which focused on plant science, earned three other special awards, according to a report in today's Cherokee Tribune.
One of the awards, the Broadcom Masters Award for Outstanding Performance, qualifies Damico for a national competition that could net the 11-year-old a $20,000 prize.
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Held this past weekend in Athens, the state fair featured 13 projects from the , district spokeswoman Barbara Jacoby said.
Those , which was held Feb. 11 in Forsyth County.
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Open the attached PDFs for the complete list of students who received awards.
CHEROKEE EARNS SCIENCE HONORS
- The complete list of first, second and third place honorees: http://www.georgiacenter.uga.edu/sites/default/files/2012-GSEF-place-awards.pdf
- The complete list of special awards: http://www.georgiacenter.uga.edu/sites/default/files/2012-GSEF-award-winners.pdf
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