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Advanced Placement and dual credit courses for high school. He has developed curriculum for all ages and has coached numerous UIL Science teams to District and Regional championships …
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The companion companies listed below provide resources and study materials for a variety of UIL academic contests. TMSCA does not review nor endorse any supplemental resources.
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The UIL (University Interscholastic League) Science competition challenges high school students to demonstrate their knowledge and problem-solving skills in a rigorous, standardized format.
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Introduction to the UIL Science Contest
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