Intel Science Talent Search - Schools of Winners

Schools of Winners

Across the United States, 12 secondary schools have produced 20 or more semi-finalists over the years 2002-2010. Eleven of the schools are public schools, and 7 out of the 11 (64%) are located in the greater New York area.

Secondary schools of finalists and semi-finalists (2002–2010)
School Location Semi-finalists Finalists
Montgomery Blair High School Silver Spring, MD 108 16
Stuyvesant High School New York, NY 103 13
Ward Melville High School East Setauket, NY 85 11
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology Alexandria, VA 75 7
Bronx High School of Science Bronx, NY 59 6
Paul D. Schreiber High School Port Washington, NY 50 3
Byram Hills High School Armonk, NY 46 10
Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science Denton, TX 43 7
Great Neck North High School Great Neck, NY 31 3
Illinois Math and Science Academy Aurora, IL 29 8
Great Neck South High School Great Neck, NY 24 2
The Harker School San Jose, CA 24 4
Midwood High School Brooklyn, NY 23 3

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