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South Forsyth High students will compete in state science fair

Several South Forsyth High School students’ projects in the Northwest Georgia Regional Science and Engineering Fair will be in the state competition in March.
Several South Forsyth High School students’ projects in the Northwest Georgia Regional Science and Engineering Fair will be in the state competition in March.
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Updated Feb 9, 2017

These South Forsyth High School students advanced to the state competition in March after the recent Northwest Georgia Regional Science and Engineering Fair: Amsh Kasireddy, Arjun Karanam, Sudhan Chitgopkar, Abrar Ahmed, Anish Bikmal, Mary Lichtenwalner, Harish Kamath, Jessica Mitchell, Manas Chakka, Laura Cavalenes, Niveda Shanmugam, and Arthur Miller. Chitgopkar also received an award from Cobb EMC.

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