what hight school did louis sachar go to?
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Please post your questions only once.
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ANTONY George Francis Thottian is top of the class...\n\nANTONY George Francis Thottian took top honours in the Indian School during the All India Secondary School Examination (AISSE) 2006.\n\nIn total, 451 students from the school appeared for the examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in March.\n\nAntony scored 96pc, followed by Surekha Kasinath with 95.6pc and Diksha Hashim with 95pc.\n\nStudents who have scored the highest in various subjects are as follows:\n\nAhmed Abdul Aziz Ahmed Buasali with 83pc in Arabic; Nineesha Balachandran with 97pc in Sanskrit; Diksha Hashim with 94pc in French; Mridula Padmanabhan and Sruti Dasgupta with 93pc in Hindi; Surekha Kasinath, Shawn Stephen Noronha and Panaparambil Sugathan Aneesh with 100pc in Science; Surekha Kasinath with 100pc in Social Studies; Antony George Francis Thottian with 100pc in maths; and Sivastuti Thirugnanasambandam and Mridula Padmanabhan with 95pc in English.\n\nThe school has 15 students who secured A1 grades in all subjects, who belong to the top eighth of all students who passed the exam.
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either Class AAA Toledo or Niwot high school
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Parkway North High School\n\nbut why on earth would you want to know?
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The high school is called Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School.  I am not sure about elementary schools though.
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NAW! but I went there in 1978-79.. UPLAND HIGH!
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yes i attend the high school diploma program at penn foster.i love it im almost done.
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Wheaton College\nWheaton, Illinois
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http://www.louissachar.com/
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I'd try Classmates.com. If you know where he graduated from, and/or the year, you'll find hm in mo time.\n\nHope I helped!
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Radhanath Sikdar was a Bengali Indian mathematician who calculated the height of Peak XV in the Himalaya and discovered it to be the tallest mountain above sea level. Peak XV was later renamed Mount Everest.\n\nSikdar worked for the Surveyor General of India, a division of the British Raj in India at that time. He joined the Great Trigonometric Survey in 1840 and was educated at the Hindu College (now called Presidency College) in Calcutta, India. In 1854, he started the journal Masik Patrika, for the education and empowerment of Bengali women.
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Try here to start:\n\nhttp://paris.angloinfo.com/information/6/schooling.asp
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this website might be of some help www.lsuhsc.edu/hcsd/ \n just ask your parents or do they not want to tell
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high schoool college whichone is it
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my science teacher went to high school w/ Matt Damon
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Sachin, he is a legend.
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That would be "Holes" based on the book by Louis Sachar