nsics competed at the Martin Luther King Invitational held at James Logan High School in Union City, California, this past weekend. Th
e team advanced to final rounds before capturing the 1st Place Sweepstakes Award. 82 schools from across the country competed at
the national invitational. HHS remains undefeated and now prepares for the Barkley Forum at Emory University later this month before ho
sting the 25th Hub City Classic National Invitational on the
Polymer science students from Hattiesburg High School are getting the benefits of a college experience through a special exchange program with the University of Southern Mississippi.
So far, six students from Hattiesburg High have taken advantage of the program sponsored by the National Science Foundation's Center for Layered Polymeric Systems.
The high school's polymer science teacher James Brownlow said the students work with and learn from professors and graduate students at Southern Miss' polymer science department.
Every Wednesday, the 12th Grade Counselor, Ms. Strader, will be in the Career Center from 3:00 - 4:00 pm to help students with college applications and financial aid. This is open to 11th and 12th graders.
