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Daniel Michael <\/p>\n
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Wooster high schooler honored in national chemistry competition <\/p>\n
DANBURY - An 11th grade student at Wooster School was recognized with honors in the National Chemistry Olympiad Exam, according to a release. <\/p>\n
The student, Daniel Michael, had the best performance on the test from the western Connecticut region, the release said. <\/p>\n
I cannot even begin to stress how difficult this exam is for even chemistry teachers, said Chris Priedemann, a chemistry teacher at Wooster School, in a prepared statement. Daniel's performance was truly exceptional. It's an extremely challenging test and Daniel performed exceptionally well. <\/p>\n
The national test, given to 1,000 student finalists across the country, is designed to stimulate interest and excellence in chemistry, according to the release. <\/p>\n
Michael qualified for the national test by placing in the top 10 in the regional chemistry contest, the release said. <\/p>\n
The contest is sponsored by The American Chemical Society. <\/p>\n
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