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10-12-2009, 14:40
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Re: Newsweek's Top High Schools
#3 had FRC 1135 (not competing any more); not sure of VRC or FTC numbers. Also FLL.
#22 has FRC 687. #32 has FRC 812. #67 has FRC 192. #70 has FRC 115. #80 is in FRC 2404, IIRC. #83 has FRC 8. There are a couple of others that I think have teams, but I'm not sure which teams. (#1, #10, #21, #58, #73, #78, #79, #81) I also noticed the #2 school, Chris. 
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