Iolani and Maryknoll Teams Capture 2011 State Economics Titles

HONOLULU, HI – High school teams from Iolani and Maryknoll Schools each claimed division titles in the 2011 Island Insurance Companies Economics Challenge. Hosted by the Hawaii Council on Economic Education on Monday, April 11, 2011 at the University of Hawaii Campus Center Ballroom, the spirited competition featured over 150 registered students from Hawaii private and public high schools, showcasing Hawaii’s outstanding high school economics...

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