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Three Kern Students Named Among Nation’s Top 300 Young Scientists | KCSOS News

2+ day, 9+ hour ago   (231+ words) Thursday September 10, 2026 All three Kern County students advanced to the national competition through the Kern County Regional Science Fair, where their projects earned first-place honors. Alekha Goldberg, a student at Peak to Peak Mountain Charter School, for “Blue-reak! Investigating Methylene…...