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CBS This Morning: Sixth Grade Science Prodigy (Lauren Arrington)

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Channel: The King's Academy, WPB, FL · 2014 · Science & Technology

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As seen on national TV, TKA rising 8th grader Lauren Arrington has made quite an impact in the marine science community with her 6th grade science project proving that Florida's invasive lionfish can survive in low salinity or fresh water environments.  Dr. Craig Layman, Chancellor's Faculty Excellence Fellow at North Carolina State University said that Lauren's research "was one of the most influential sixth grade science projects ever conducted, demonstrating something that scientists should have done years before."

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