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Sweeping The State Science Competition!
We are proud to celebrate the incredible achievements of Mt. Lebanon High School students who competed in the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science (PJAS) State Competition at Penn State University. Every Mt. Lebanon High School student who qualified for the state event earned a first-place award for their exceptional research projects and presentations.
This year’s state participants include:
- Aaisha Ansari
- Julia Ghil
- Peter Goslin
- Annelise Mayer
- Laila Polat
- Clay Raff
- Jonathan Ramachandran
- Lyra Stiglitz
- August Zentner
Special congratulations to Jonathan Ramachandran, who received a Special Award in Physics for excellence in his field.
Interested in joining the team next year? If you’re a high school student who wants to explore science and compete in future science fairs, reach out to Mrs. Nicole Glover (nglover@mtlsd.net) to learn more about the Science Club.