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| - | Our school is a part of our team, helping and encouraging us to strive and achieve our goals. When we interviewed students and teachers at the high school about our project, this is what we head:
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| - | Q: How do you feel this can impact the community with Waltham High School being apart of the new frontier of biology?
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| - | Mr. Diluzio (History teacher)
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| - | A: Amazing - competition drives ingenuity - innovative. Important for WHS to be on cutting edge of science.
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| - | Mr. Leach (Math teacher)
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| - | A: Awesome. Great thing for the school to take part in. Experience that's not repetitive in the classroom. Inquisitive student culture which benefits the school as a whole - Hear about fellow students creating something original.
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| - | Student Colin Holmes
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| - | A: Always trying to find new things to do. Expands new opportunities. Follow Dreams.
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| - | Student Courtney Paschal
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| - | A: Get students to think more - Full potential. Create better communication among students.
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| - | Student Charlene Preys
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| - | A: More involved and interested - really useful
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