Area students ready for Ashland County Spelling Bee
Area sixth, seventh, and eighth graders will compete Tuesday evening, in the annual Ashland County Spelling Bee, according to a news release from the Tri-County Educational Service Center, the event coordinator.
The competition will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center and will include two divisions (sixth and seventh-eighth grades) with a short intermission between each.
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In case of inclement weather, the bee will be rescheduled for Thursday, Feb. 2.
The pronouncer for this year’s competition is Victoria Birk, International Baccalaureate Program coordinator. Tri-County ESC judges are Andrew Johnson, Kris Pipes-Perone and Beth Gaubatz.
Student participants are:
Toby Owens, Ashland Christian School; Bella Briggs, Ashland Middle School; Anna Grissinger, Ashland Middle School; Channing Goodwin, Hillsdale Middle School; William Lewellen, Hillsdale Middle School; Owen Baker, C.E. Budd Elementary School; Shelby Garman, C.E. Budd Elementary School; Macklin Ross, Mapleton Middle School; Maddy Runals, Mapleton Middle School; Jacob Snay, St. Edward School, Istvan (Steve) Szijarto, Ashland Christian School; Hayden Parsons, Hillsdale Middle School; Rebecca Tucker; Hillsdale Middle School; Adam Carroll, Loudonville High School; Amelia Ashley, Mapleton Middle School; Tyler Hartzler, Mapleton Middle School; Mary Hamilton St. Edward School.
This article originally appeared on Ashland Times Gazette: Area students ready for Ashland County Spelling Bee
