Falmouth student earns spot in national science competition
FALMOUTH (WGME) – A Falmouth High School student has earned a spot in a national science competition, and he's the only Maine student to do so.
Patrick Wahlig has a spot on the "Regeneron Science Talent Search Top 300," one the most prestigious competitions for high school seniors.
Each of the top 300 finalists are awarded $2,000. Their schools get $2,000, too.
Top 40 finalists are announced at the end of January.
The winners are announced in March.
Видео Falmouth student earns spot in national science competition канала CBS 13 News
Patrick Wahlig has a spot on the "Regeneron Science Talent Search Top 300," one the most prestigious competitions for high school seniors.
Each of the top 300 finalists are awarded $2,000. Their schools get $2,000, too.
Top 40 finalists are announced at the end of January.
The winners are announced in March.
Видео Falmouth student earns spot in national science competition канала CBS 13 News
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