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[edit] Nationals Winners

All Nationals Top Five

All Nationals Top Ten

[edit] By Year

Year Host City Winner State Score
2009 Memphis, Tennessee Moorpark High School California 51,289.5
2008 Garden Grove, California Moorpark High School California 53,119.4
2007 Honolulu, Hawaii El Camino Real High School California 52,148.2
2006 San Antonio, Texas William Howard Taft High School California 51,659.7
2005 Chicago, Illinois El Camino Real High School California 49,009.4
2004 Boise, Idaho El Camino Real High School California 50,656.8
2003 Erie, Pennsylvania Moorpark High School California 51,423.5
2002 Phoenix, Arizona Waukesha West High School Wisconsin 48,871
2001 Anchorage, Alaska El Camino Real High School California 46,547
2000 San Antonio, Texas James E. Taylor High School Texas 52,470
1999 Orange County, California Moorpark High School California 50,225
1998 Providence, Rhode Island El Camino Real High School California 52,131
1997 St. George, Utah James E. Taylor High School Texas 52,260
1996 Atlanta, Georgia J. Frank Dobie High School Texas 49,835
1995 Chicago, Illinois Marshall High School California 49,935
1994 Newark, New Jersey William Howard Taft High School California 49,372
1993 Phoenix, Arizona Plano East High School Texas 47,485
1992 Boise, Idaho J. Frank Dobie High School Texas 49,710
1991 Los Angeles, California J. J. Pearce High School Texas 48,946
1990 Des Moines, Iowa Lake Highlands High School Texas 46,627
1989 Providence, Rhode Island William Howard Taft High School California 45,857
1988 San Antonio, Texas J. J. Pearce High School Texas 46,659
1987 Irving, Texas Marshall High School California 49,369
1986 Los Angeles, California J. J. Pearce High School Texas 46,435
1985 Los Angeles, California J. J. Pearce High School Texas 46,976
1984 Los Angeles, California J. J. Pearce High School Texas  ?
1983 Los Angeles, California Palo Alto High School California  ?
1982 Los Angeles, California Palo Alto High School California  ?

[edit] National winning score statistics as of 2008

Mean: 49,489.0

Median: 49,541.0

Standard deviation: 2,170.9

Trend Since 1985: +256.0/year (Average of change), +269.5/year (Trapezoidal Average Value)

Trend Last 10 Years: +289.4/year (Average of change), +43.8/year (Trapezoidal Average Value)

[edit] Total National Titles

School Name Number of Titles Years Won
El Camino Real High School 5 1998, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007
J. J. Pearce High School 5 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1991
Moorpark High School 4 1999, 2003, 2008, 2009
William Howard Taft High School 3 1989, 1994, 2006
J. Frank Dobie High School 2 1992, 1996
John Marshall High School 2 1987, 1995
Palo Alto High School 2 1982, 1983
Waukesha West High School 1 2002
Plano East High School 1 1993
Lake Highlands High School 1 1990

[edit] Online Competitions

Each of the three following competitions consist of 8 events: Art, Economics, Essay, Language and Literature, Math, Music, Science/Social Science, and Super Quiz. These competitions are held online to ease execution, organization, and costs to both USAD and participating teams. The absence of Speech and Interview from the competitions logically follow this distance-testing scenario.

[edit] Large School E-Nationals

The Large School E-Nationals competition will begin in April 2010 for schools with more than 1300 students.

[edit] Medium School E-Nationals

The Medium School E-Nationals competition began in 2008 for schools with more than 650 but no more than 1300 students.

Year Winner State Score (out of 48,000)
2009 Sandpoint High School Idaho 31,152
2008 Duarte High School California 33,067

[edit] Small School E-Nationals

The Small School E-Nationals competition began in 2006 for schools with 650 or fewer students.

Year Winner State Score (out of 48,000)
2009 University High School California 34,237
2008 University High School California 34,514
2007 University High School California 31,470
2006 St. Johns High School Arizona 29,538

[edit] Online International Academic Decathlon

The online International competition began in 2009 for English speaking International Schools, Departments of Educations, or Academies.

Year Winner Country Score (out of 48,000)
2009 Pacific American School Taiwan Unknown
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