If your school doesn’t already have a math/science/quiz bowl club, start one as soon as possible. Forming an NOSB team takes little effort and is easy to maintain year after year. Historically, the most successful teams are made up of very enthusiastic students that come from schools with fun, well-organized ocean and marine science clubs. Don’t let the lack of an ocean science education program in your school deter you from forming an NOSB team.
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