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Acre School Students Win Third Place in STEM Competition

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Students from Ort Halmi Shfai School in Acre achieved third place in a local STEM competition. Eleventh-grade computer science students participated under the supervision of their teachers. The school praised the students' performance and thanked the organizers for the opportunity.

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  • Ort Halmi Shfai School students in Acre won third place in a STEM competition.
  • The competition involved science students from various schools in Acre.
  • Students from the eleventh-grade computer science track participated.
  • Teachers Tahrir Muslimani, Baha Ghnayem, and Maha Saruji supervised the students.
  • The school principal, Muhammad Hajjuj, thanked the competition organizers.

Students from Ort Halmi Shfai School in Acre secured third place in a city-wide STEM competition. The eleventh-grade science students, specializing in computer science, participated in the event which included other schools from Acre. Their participation was supervised by teachers Tahrir Muslimani, Baha Ghnayem, and Maha Saruji.

According to a statement from the school, the students "excelled in showcasing their scientific abilities and their skills in thinking, creativity, and problem-solving, deservedly earning third place." The school administration expressed gratitude to the competition organizers for providing students with an opportunity to demonstrate their scientific talents.

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