Two students at Syosset High School have been named semifinalists in the National Biology Olympiad Competition and are awaiting the results of their semi-final exam.
Winnie Ho, a senior, and Philip J. Jang, a sophomore, are both in the running to compete in the national finals at Purdue University this month. The Biology Olympiad competition consists of an open exam, which any high school student can complete.
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