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St. Johnsbury Academy Awarded Nasa Grant To Enter First Robotics Competition

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St. Johnsbury Academy's Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STeM) Program has been awarded a $6,000 Program Growth sponsorship grant from NASA that will help the Academy students enter the 2007-2008 FIRST Robotics Competition. Read »

 

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