Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Birchwood School students take home ribbons in competition
Article about students who were recognized at the Ohio History Day competition and FPS State Bowl: http://blog.cleveland.com/westsidesunnews/2009/05/birchwood_school_students_take.html
More Math Awards
Congratulations to our elementary and middle school math teams who participated in the Math Olympiads competition this year. Math Olympiads is a yearlong series of five contests that provides students training in creative problem solving skills in mathematics. Both Birchwood teams received the "Highest Team Achievement" award, meaning they scored in the top 10% of all 4,638 competing schools. In addition, among the 103,045 competing students, seven Birchwood students earned a gold pin, scoring among the top 2%, and 19 students earned a silver pin, scoring among the top 10%.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
8th Grader receives Br. John William Donoghue Scholarship & Promising Young Writers recognition
Congratulations to Thomas W who was awarded a Br. John William Donoghue Scholarship from St. Edward High School, the top scholarship awarded to students.
For the NCTE Promising Young Writers Program, Thomas W was chosen as one of the outstanding writers among the five chosen in Ohio. 487 eighth-grade students were nomitaged for the 2009 program where they each submitted two pieces of writing. Two judges evaluated the papers based on content, purpose, audience, tone, word choice, organization, development, and style. His name is posted on the website at www.ncte.org/awards/student/pyw. The National Association of Secondary School Principals has place this program on the NASSP National Advisory List of Contest and Activities for 2009-2010.
For the NCTE Promising Young Writers Program, Thomas W was chosen as one of the outstanding writers among the five chosen in Ohio. 487 eighth-grade students were nomitaged for the 2009 program where they each submitted two pieces of writing. Two judges evaluated the papers based on content, purpose, audience, tone, word choice, organization, development, and style. His name is posted on the website at www.ncte.org/awards/student/pyw. The National Association of Secondary School Principals has place this program on the NASSP National Advisory List of Contest and Activities for 2009-2010.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
FPS State Bowl, Earth Day Poster Contest, National History Day, Mathletes
Future Problem Solvers in fifth through eighth attended the State
Bowl in Solon on April 24. Competing against twenty-five other
teams who made it to the state event, students used the sixstep
problem solving model to examine an imaginary future
scene facing New Zimbabwe as it deals with a counterfeit e
economy dilemma.
Congratulations to these teams who placed in the middle division:
Second Place - Jacob B, Thomas W, Isaac Y, Nathan C
Third Place - Sam J, Serena C, Jacob D, Oliver D
Another component of the event was the scenario writing
competition where students submitted a futuristic story. Using
the research topic of space junk, Jacob D’s “The Junk Collector”
received first place. He earned an invitation to attend the
international conference where his piece will be submitted to
compete with other state winners.
State finalists from Birchwood include the following students:
Mohammad M, Carlf C, Zaeem M, Miguel P
Grant F, Ben W, Lulu S, Zach I
Jocelyn L, Clare P, Shawki A, Nardine T
Alexander I, Sue R, Hassan S, Nikola D, Sean F
Hannah Y, Trevor L, Sunny R, Prithvi P, Marla B
Hajira A, Kavya R, Katelyn V, Naomi W
A big thank you to the many parents who coached, judged,
chauffeured, prepared lunch, and supported the memorabilia
exchange including Nancy and Isaac Wu, Nancy Isherwood,
Jill Levin, Debbie Deak, Ghousia Wajida, Nisha Roy, Susan
Fine, Brian Jackson, Clark Broida, Ravi Annaswamy, and
Tony Vlasteris.
Earth Day Poster Contest
Thirty-one Birchwood students sent entries to the Cuyahoga
County Solid Waste District’s 2009 Earth Poster Contest. Out
of 1,284 entries from 35 schools in Cuyahoga County, Jocelyn’s
poster was chosen as the 8th grade winner, Kavya’s poster was
chosen as the 5th grade winner, and Katelyn’s poster was the 5th
grade runner up. Their posters were printed in the Earth Day
calendars! In addition, Alexis (8), Nina (7), Hannah (6),
Alexander (6), and Christine (5) were in the “top ten”.
Congratulations!
National History Day
Birchwood students had a phenomenal showing at the state level
of the National History Day competition held in Columbus on
April 25, 2009. Ten students will be moving on to the national
competition at the University of Maryland in June! Against some
very tough competition, the following students were named
national finalists: Ilona K for her paper on Martin Luther and the
Reformation; Oliver D for his individual documentary on John F.
Kennedy’s handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis; Lulu S for her
website on George Mason, writer of the Virginia Declaration of
Rights; Nardine T for her performance on Mary Ann Bickerdyke,
a Civil War nurse; the group consisting of Thomas W and Shawki
A for their documentary on Admiral Nimitz and the Battle of
Midway; the group consisting of Serena C and Clare P for their
documentary on Jacob Riis, the Progressive Era photojournalist;
and the group consisting of Zaeem M and Miguel P for their
performance on John F. Kennedy and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
In addition, Jacob D was named as a national alternate for his
performance on Wernher von Braun. Receiving honorable mentions
were Miranda M for her website on Florence Nightingale, Isaac
Y for his documentary on Dwight D. Eisenhower and D-Day, and
Nikola D for his exhibit on Nikola Tesla. Congratulations to all
and good luck at Nationals!!
Congratulations Mathletes
Ohio Mathematics Competition
The Ohio Mathematics Competition is a 40 minute exam covering
thirty questions. Students prepare for this contest throughout
the year and compete against some of the best math students
and math programs in the state of Ohio.
On the fifty/sixth grade level, Birchwood’s team came in first
place in the state and first place in Cuyahoga County.
Furthermore, as individuals on the state level, Nate C tied for
first place, Clive C tied for second place, Kavya R tied for third
place, Hajira A tied for fourth place, and Trevor L tied for fifth
place. Congratulations team!
On the seventh grade level, Birchwood’s team came in third
place on the state level and second place in Cuyahoga County.
In addition, Nathan C tied for fourth place, Mohammad M tied
for fifth place, and Deepak K tied for sixth place.
On the eighth grade level, Birchwood’s team came in sixteenth
place and Isaac Y tied for sixth place.
Continental Mathematics Competition
In this contest, students complete five separate thirty minute
tests over a span of five months. We are in Region 5 - Ohio,
Indiana, Michigan, and Illinois. Results:
Eighth grade team came in first place in our region. Thomas W
and Isaac Y were among the top eight students regionally
recognized as Regional Student Leaders.
Seventh grade team came in second place in our region.
Mohammed M was among the seven students nationally
recognized as National Student Leaders.
Sixth Grade team came in second place in our region. Sanjana
R was among fourteen students nationally recognized as National
Student Leaders.
Fifth Grade team came in second place in our region. Christine
B, Dhweeja D, and Kavya R were recognized among 59
students nationally as National Student Leaders.
Bowl in Solon on April 24. Competing against twenty-five other
teams who made it to the state event, students used the sixstep
problem solving model to examine an imaginary future
scene facing New Zimbabwe as it deals with a counterfeit e
economy dilemma.
Congratulations to these teams who placed in the middle division:
Second Place - Jacob B, Thomas W, Isaac Y, Nathan C
Third Place - Sam J, Serena C, Jacob D, Oliver D
Another component of the event was the scenario writing
competition where students submitted a futuristic story. Using
the research topic of space junk, Jacob D’s “The Junk Collector”
received first place. He earned an invitation to attend the
international conference where his piece will be submitted to
compete with other state winners.
State finalists from Birchwood include the following students:
Mohammad M, Carlf C, Zaeem M, Miguel P
Grant F, Ben W, Lulu S, Zach I
Jocelyn L, Clare P, Shawki A, Nardine T
Alexander I, Sue R, Hassan S, Nikola D, Sean F
Hannah Y, Trevor L, Sunny R, Prithvi P, Marla B
Hajira A, Kavya R, Katelyn V, Naomi W
A big thank you to the many parents who coached, judged,
chauffeured, prepared lunch, and supported the memorabilia
exchange including Nancy and Isaac Wu, Nancy Isherwood,
Jill Levin, Debbie Deak, Ghousia Wajida, Nisha Roy, Susan
Fine, Brian Jackson, Clark Broida, Ravi Annaswamy, and
Tony Vlasteris.
Earth Day Poster Contest
Thirty-one Birchwood students sent entries to the Cuyahoga
County Solid Waste District’s 2009 Earth Poster Contest. Out
of 1,284 entries from 35 schools in Cuyahoga County, Jocelyn’s
poster was chosen as the 8th grade winner, Kavya’s poster was
chosen as the 5th grade winner, and Katelyn’s poster was the 5th
grade runner up. Their posters were printed in the Earth Day
calendars! In addition, Alexis (8), Nina (7), Hannah (6),
Alexander (6), and Christine (5) were in the “top ten”.
Congratulations!
National History Day
Birchwood students had a phenomenal showing at the state level
of the National History Day competition held in Columbus on
April 25, 2009. Ten students will be moving on to the national
competition at the University of Maryland in June! Against some
very tough competition, the following students were named
national finalists: Ilona K for her paper on Martin Luther and the
Reformation; Oliver D for his individual documentary on John F.
Kennedy’s handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis; Lulu S for her
website on George Mason, writer of the Virginia Declaration of
Rights; Nardine T for her performance on Mary Ann Bickerdyke,
a Civil War nurse; the group consisting of Thomas W and Shawki
A for their documentary on Admiral Nimitz and the Battle of
Midway; the group consisting of Serena C and Clare P for their
documentary on Jacob Riis, the Progressive Era photojournalist;
and the group consisting of Zaeem M and Miguel P for their
performance on John F. Kennedy and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
In addition, Jacob D was named as a national alternate for his
performance on Wernher von Braun. Receiving honorable mentions
were Miranda M for her website on Florence Nightingale, Isaac
Y for his documentary on Dwight D. Eisenhower and D-Day, and
Nikola D for his exhibit on Nikola Tesla. Congratulations to all
and good luck at Nationals!!
Congratulations Mathletes
Ohio Mathematics Competition
The Ohio Mathematics Competition is a 40 minute exam covering
thirty questions. Students prepare for this contest throughout
the year and compete against some of the best math students
and math programs in the state of Ohio.
On the fifty/sixth grade level, Birchwood’s team came in first
place in the state and first place in Cuyahoga County.
Furthermore, as individuals on the state level, Nate C tied for
first place, Clive C tied for second place, Kavya R tied for third
place, Hajira A tied for fourth place, and Trevor L tied for fifth
place. Congratulations team!
On the seventh grade level, Birchwood’s team came in third
place on the state level and second place in Cuyahoga County.
In addition, Nathan C tied for fourth place, Mohammad M tied
for fifth place, and Deepak K tied for sixth place.
On the eighth grade level, Birchwood’s team came in sixteenth
place and Isaac Y tied for sixth place.
Continental Mathematics Competition
In this contest, students complete five separate thirty minute
tests over a span of five months. We are in Region 5 - Ohio,
Indiana, Michigan, and Illinois. Results:
Eighth grade team came in first place in our region. Thomas W
and Isaac Y were among the top eight students regionally
recognized as Regional Student Leaders.
Seventh grade team came in second place in our region.
Mohammed M was among the seven students nationally
recognized as National Student Leaders.
Sixth Grade team came in second place in our region. Sanjana
R was among fourteen students nationally recognized as National
Student Leaders.
Fifth Grade team came in second place in our region. Christine
B, Dhweeja D, and Kavya R were recognized among 59
students nationally as National Student Leaders.
Monday, May 4, 2009
Birchwood School featured in Plain Dealer
Birchwood School has earned a reputation as the best little private school:
http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2009/05/birchwood_school_has_earned_a.html
http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2009/05/birchwood_school_has_earned_a.html
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Language Arts and Social Studies Awards Abound
Language Arts Competition Results
2009 Scholastic Writing Awards
Three students were awarded the regional Gold Key in this year’s Scholastic Writing Awards, presented by the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers. Congratulations to Jacob B, Jacob D, and Ilona K. Their writings were among 1400 chosen from 140,000 works submitted. Their works are forwarded to the national level for judging. Jacob B‘s short story entitled "War" was about the conflicting choices the main character faced as he encountered the rites of passage into manhood, while Jacob D used the context of Atlantis as the setting of his ancient historical fiction. "Atlantis" involved the heroine grappling with the explanations for the tremors occurring more frequently on the island. In Ilona’s fictional world an orphaned girl attempted to save her village by embarking on a quest to face a dreaded sorceress in "Sasaki and the Crown of King Saraab."
Power of the Pen
At the regional competition in February at Garfield Middle School in Lakewood, the eighth grade team received the third place trophy among the forty schools represented. The scores of both the seventh and eighth grade team combined put them in fourth place for the Sweepstakes Award. Oliver D received an honorable mention for the Best of Rounds Award. Despite the strong showing of the team, only Thomas W will be attending the state competition in May. Jacob D is the official alternate.
Letters about Literature
Sponsored by the Center of the Book of the Library of Congress, this national competition encourages reading and writing by having students write to an author of a book that helped them in some way. Birchwood fifth and sixth graders took up this challenge. We received exciting news recently that Trevor L is the state winner for his letter to Jerry Spinelli. Trevor received close to $200 in monetary awards and prices. His work will be qualified for national judging. In addition Hannah Y and Susmita R were semi-finalists.
The letters of six other students also stood out in the first round of judging: Marla B, Alexander I, Sachi G, Peter A H, Christine B, and Sebastian D. These students were among the 164 chosen from a total pool of 2600 letters. Impressive Birchwood showing!
NCTE Promising Young Eighth Grade Writer
Thomas W represented the eighth grade class to submit an edited piece of writing and another short expository/memoir for this competition sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English. We wish him the best of luck.
Win with Words
In February four sixth grade boys represented Birchwood at St. Edward’s High School for a local spelling competition: Prithvi P, Trevor L, Abhijeet S, Hassan S. Trevor received a ribbon for making it to the final round. Abhijeet received a second place award in the excellence division, and Hassan placed third in the merit division. Demi Z was the lone sixth grade girl that faced the competition at the girls’ spelling event at Magnificat High School. She made it to the final oral round in the championship division and placed sixth.
History Day
Birchwood School had a stellar showing at the district History Day competition held at Case Western Reserve University on March 21. Beginning with the historical paper category, Ilona K earned second place with her paper on Martin Luther. Birchwood swept the website category with three place finishers. Earning first place was Nathan C with his website on Alexander Graham Bell. Second place was awarded to Lulu S for her website on George Mason, one of the founding fathers. Miranda M earned a third place award for her website on Florence Nightingale. In the group performance category, Zaeem M and Miguel P took first place with their performance on the Cuban Missile Crisis. Two individual performers earned second and third place. Jacob D earned second place for his performance on Werhner Von Braun and Nardine T earned third with her performance on "Mother" Bickerdyke, a Civil War nurse. In the documentary categories, Birchwood had a very strong showing. Oliver D took first place with his individual documentary on the Cuban Missile Crisis. Isaac Y earned third place with his documentary on Dwight D. Eisenhower. In the group documentary category, Birchwood students earned all three top honors. In first place were Serena C and Clare P with their documentary on Jacob Riis. Thomas W and Shawki A earned second place with their documentary on Admiral Nimitz. In third place were Deepak K and Zach I for their documentary on Robert Oppenheimer. This year, two sixth graders received an honorable mention for their exhibit boards. Sanjana R did an exhibit on Lewis Hine and Nikola D did his exhibit on Nikola Tesla. All eighteen of these students will compete at the state competition at Columbus Community College on April 25. In addition, three students won generous cash awards from the Settlers Association of the Western Reserve for their excellent projects on a local history topic. Ben W did a paper on Thomas Edison and Carlf C did an exhibit board also on Thomas Edison. Nina R did an individual documentary on Garrett Morgan. Congratulations to all these student and good luck at states!!
National Geographic Geography Bee
Congratulations to Trevor L for qualifying for the state competition for the Geography Bee! Trevor qualified by answering very difficult geography questions on a written test. He was one of the top 100 scorers across the state. Trevor will compete on April 3 at The Ohio State University Mansfield Campus. Good luck!!
2009 Scholastic Writing Awards
Three students were awarded the regional Gold Key in this year’s Scholastic Writing Awards, presented by the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers. Congratulations to Jacob B, Jacob D, and Ilona K. Their writings were among 1400 chosen from 140,000 works submitted. Their works are forwarded to the national level for judging. Jacob B‘s short story entitled "War" was about the conflicting choices the main character faced as he encountered the rites of passage into manhood, while Jacob D used the context of Atlantis as the setting of his ancient historical fiction. "Atlantis" involved the heroine grappling with the explanations for the tremors occurring more frequently on the island. In Ilona’s fictional world an orphaned girl attempted to save her village by embarking on a quest to face a dreaded sorceress in "Sasaki and the Crown of King Saraab."
Power of the Pen
At the regional competition in February at Garfield Middle School in Lakewood, the eighth grade team received the third place trophy among the forty schools represented. The scores of both the seventh and eighth grade team combined put them in fourth place for the Sweepstakes Award. Oliver D received an honorable mention for the Best of Rounds Award. Despite the strong showing of the team, only Thomas W will be attending the state competition in May. Jacob D is the official alternate.
Letters about Literature
Sponsored by the Center of the Book of the Library of Congress, this national competition encourages reading and writing by having students write to an author of a book that helped them in some way. Birchwood fifth and sixth graders took up this challenge. We received exciting news recently that Trevor L is the state winner for his letter to Jerry Spinelli. Trevor received close to $200 in monetary awards and prices. His work will be qualified for national judging. In addition Hannah Y and Susmita R were semi-finalists.
The letters of six other students also stood out in the first round of judging: Marla B, Alexander I, Sachi G, Peter A H, Christine B, and Sebastian D. These students were among the 164 chosen from a total pool of 2600 letters. Impressive Birchwood showing!
NCTE Promising Young Eighth Grade Writer
Thomas W represented the eighth grade class to submit an edited piece of writing and another short expository/memoir for this competition sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English. We wish him the best of luck.
Win with Words
In February four sixth grade boys represented Birchwood at St. Edward’s High School for a local spelling competition: Prithvi P, Trevor L, Abhijeet S, Hassan S. Trevor received a ribbon for making it to the final round. Abhijeet received a second place award in the excellence division, and Hassan placed third in the merit division. Demi Z was the lone sixth grade girl that faced the competition at the girls’ spelling event at Magnificat High School. She made it to the final oral round in the championship division and placed sixth.
History Day
Birchwood School had a stellar showing at the district History Day competition held at Case Western Reserve University on March 21. Beginning with the historical paper category, Ilona K earned second place with her paper on Martin Luther. Birchwood swept the website category with three place finishers. Earning first place was Nathan C with his website on Alexander Graham Bell. Second place was awarded to Lulu S for her website on George Mason, one of the founding fathers. Miranda M earned a third place award for her website on Florence Nightingale. In the group performance category, Zaeem M and Miguel P took first place with their performance on the Cuban Missile Crisis. Two individual performers earned second and third place. Jacob D earned second place for his performance on Werhner Von Braun and Nardine T earned third with her performance on "Mother" Bickerdyke, a Civil War nurse. In the documentary categories, Birchwood had a very strong showing. Oliver D took first place with his individual documentary on the Cuban Missile Crisis. Isaac Y earned third place with his documentary on Dwight D. Eisenhower. In the group documentary category, Birchwood students earned all three top honors. In first place were Serena C and Clare P with their documentary on Jacob Riis. Thomas W and Shawki A earned second place with their documentary on Admiral Nimitz. In third place were Deepak K and Zach I for their documentary on Robert Oppenheimer. This year, two sixth graders received an honorable mention for their exhibit boards. Sanjana R did an exhibit on Lewis Hine and Nikola D did his exhibit on Nikola Tesla. All eighteen of these students will compete at the state competition at Columbus Community College on April 25. In addition, three students won generous cash awards from the Settlers Association of the Western Reserve for their excellent projects on a local history topic. Ben W did a paper on Thomas Edison and Carlf C did an exhibit board also on Thomas Edison. Nina R did an individual documentary on Garrett Morgan. Congratulations to all these student and good luck at states!!
National Geographic Geography Bee
Congratulations to Trevor L for qualifying for the state competition for the Geography Bee! Trevor qualified by answering very difficult geography questions on a written test. He was one of the top 100 scorers across the state. Trevor will compete on April 3 at The Ohio State University Mansfield Campus. Good luck!!
Thursday, March 5, 2009
3-8 Math, POP District Results
3-4 Grade Math Awards
Each month, the third and fourth grade students have had the opportunity to participate in contests for the Continental Math League (CML). So far, the fourth graders have had four contests and the third graders have had two. In addition, students have the option of taking the
Math Olympiad Contests, which are meant for slightly older students. Several have chosen to take the challenge! We’ve had many students receive Gold (all correct), Silver (one incorrect), and Bronze (two incorrect) awards on these challenging word problem contests. Here are the winners so far this year (some students have earned several awards):
Gold - Marco, Prathna (2), Vinny (4);
Silver – Pheby (2), Michael, Darius (4), Ammar, Anthony, M.J.;
Bronze – Katherine, Pheby, Darius (2), Prathna, M.J., Rami,
Ammar (3), Vinny, Haley (3), Maya (2), William (2), Tim
Congratulations Mathletes
On Saturday, February 14 the Birchwood MathCounts team came in sixth place among competing middle-schools in Northeast Ohio. In addition, Jacob B came in sixth place individually among all participants. Team members Jacob D, Nathan C, Mohammed M, and Isaac Y, along with individual participants, Jacob B, Serena C, Oliver D, and Jocelyn L, put together an outstanding overall performance. A special thanks goes to Mr. Ravi Annaswami who coached the team weekly after school.
On Saturday, February 21st the Birchwood mathletes flexed their mental muscle at the St. Edward’s mathematics competition. The eighth grade team of Jacob D, Isaac Y, Serena C, Oliver D, and Ilona K came in third place among 30 schools and 225 students. The seventh grade team of Nathan C, Mohammed M, Zaeem M, Deepak K, Carlf C, Grant F, Zach I, Clare P, and Lulu S came in second place. In addition, in the individual competition, Nathan C came in second place and Mohammed M came in third place among 250 students.
2009 POP District Results
The Power of the Pen teams in the seventh and eighth competed on January 31 at Olmsted Falls Middle School against 24 other participating area schools. Seventh grade representatives included Nathan C, Jocelyn L, Nina R, Lulu S, Nardine T, Ben W, while the eighth graders were Jacob B, Serena C, Oliver D, Jacob D, Ilona K, Thomas W, and Sam J.
Congratulations to the following:
Eighth graders - team third place trophy
Serena C (8th) – individual seventh place
Nardine T (7th) – Best of Round award
They will be competing in the regional competition on Feb 28.
Thank you to Mrs. Deak and Mrs. Taleb for the lunch arrangement.
Each month, the third and fourth grade students have had the opportunity to participate in contests for the Continental Math League (CML). So far, the fourth graders have had four contests and the third graders have had two. In addition, students have the option of taking the
Math Olympiad Contests, which are meant for slightly older students. Several have chosen to take the challenge! We’ve had many students receive Gold (all correct), Silver (one incorrect), and Bronze (two incorrect) awards on these challenging word problem contests. Here are the winners so far this year (some students have earned several awards):
Gold - Marco, Prathna (2), Vinny (4);
Silver – Pheby (2), Michael, Darius (4), Ammar, Anthony, M.J.;
Bronze – Katherine, Pheby, Darius (2), Prathna, M.J., Rami,
Ammar (3), Vinny, Haley (3), Maya (2), William (2), Tim
Congratulations Mathletes
On Saturday, February 14 the Birchwood MathCounts team came in sixth place among competing middle-schools in Northeast Ohio. In addition, Jacob B came in sixth place individually among all participants. Team members Jacob D, Nathan C, Mohammed M, and Isaac Y, along with individual participants, Jacob B, Serena C, Oliver D, and Jocelyn L, put together an outstanding overall performance. A special thanks goes to Mr. Ravi Annaswami who coached the team weekly after school.
On Saturday, February 21st the Birchwood mathletes flexed their mental muscle at the St. Edward’s mathematics competition. The eighth grade team of Jacob D, Isaac Y, Serena C, Oliver D, and Ilona K came in third place among 30 schools and 225 students. The seventh grade team of Nathan C, Mohammed M, Zaeem M, Deepak K, Carlf C, Grant F, Zach I, Clare P, and Lulu S came in second place. In addition, in the individual competition, Nathan C came in second place and Mohammed M came in third place among 250 students.
2009 POP District Results
The Power of the Pen teams in the seventh and eighth competed on January 31 at Olmsted Falls Middle School against 24 other participating area schools. Seventh grade representatives included Nathan C, Jocelyn L, Nina R, Lulu S, Nardine T, Ben W, while the eighth graders were Jacob B, Serena C, Oliver D, Jacob D, Ilona K, Thomas W, and Sam J.
Congratulations to the following:
Eighth graders - team third place trophy
Serena C (8th) – individual seventh place
Nardine T (7th) – Best of Round award
They will be competing in the regional competition on Feb 28.
Thank you to Mrs. Deak and Mrs. Taleb for the lunch arrangement.
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