Princeton High School students who were finalists in a nationwide education competition for STEM skills were named a national winner on Tuesday, earning $110,000 for their school. The students were chosen to be one of three winners receiving $100,000 in the 12th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest, which encourages students to solve problems using skills in science, technology, engineering and math. Princeton High School was also named the employee choice winner, which came with an additional prize of $10,000. The students’ project involves turning food waste into usable products, like s…