A team of seventh- and eighth-grade girls from Magee Middle School won an international contest. The middle school engineering team from Tucson, Arizona created a balsa wood framework that held 1,151 pounds before breaking.
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- Danyelle Khmara
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A team of seventh- and eighth-grade girls from Magee Middle School created a framework that weighed no more than 18 grams but was able to hold more than 1,100 pounds.
- Alexis Huicochea
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Says high school idea should be nixed, changes at other schools OK.
- Alexis Huicochea
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Proposal seeks to retain and recruit students.
- Alexis Huicochea
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High school would serve grades seven through 12 under TUSD proposal.
- Yoohyun Jung
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The Korean students will shadow their Tucson "ambassadors" in school.
- Carmen Duarte Arizona Daily Star
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Three Odyssey of the Mind teams from Magee Middle School placed in the top five in their division in World Finals at Michigan State University…
- Mamta Popat
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Odyssey of the Mind solutions are presented in elaborate fashion. Heather Lewis rehearses as Little Boy Blue and Taylr Killian as Little Red R…
- MAMTA POPAT / ARIZONA DAILY STAR
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Kylie Danvers-Gay, 13, gets some help with her makeup before a rehearsal Monday at Magee Middle School for the Odyssey of the Mind World Final…
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