Students from the Makah Nation in Washington are among 12 finalists for the Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow contest. The team from Neah Bay High School and Markishtum Middle School made a documentary about the use of mushrooms to clean up Tatoosh Island, a sacred site. The students' video makes use of the Makah language. The team already received $70,000 in technology and software for their schools. If they are among five grand prize winners, they will get an additional $100,000. Public voting for the contest closes at 11:59 p.m. ET on Monday, March 12. Get the Story:
Tiny Neah Bay school a finalist in national science competition (The Seattle Times 3/1)
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