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<p>After attaining a First-Place award at the regional-level of the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science competition, 25- students from St. Jude School, Mountain Top, advanced to the state-level to be held at Penn State main campus, State College. Perfect score winners were Sophia Bere, Aubrey Jumper, Matthew Kerstetter, Christopher Papciak, Chase Pugh, Chloe Pugh and Ethan Stoltz. Advancing to Penn State, from left, first row, are: Kathryn McIngvale, Dominic Alberti, Aaliyeh Sayed, Michael Nicotera, Edward Patrick, Papciak, Matthew Banford and Chloe Pugh. Second row: Sarah Stettler, Colin Wills, Anthony Strish, Bere, Kerstetter, Ashleigh Button, Kyra Hayden, and Jordyn Chepolis. Third row: Raymond Sabatini, Emily Mahler, Zachary Kehoe, Pugh, Daryl Boich, Stoltz, Thomas Mayernik and Jumper.</p><style>
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St. Jude students excel at PJAS state competition