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Broadcom MASTERS Top 300 thrive in STEM, sports and service

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Broadcom MASTERS announces the Top 300 middle school innovators in national STEM competition

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Society for Science awards $274,000 to 84 teachers who will mentor and lead students to independent scientific research and STEM competitions

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