Oakwood Elementary held their annual Spelling Bee on Friday, January 5th. After several rounds of competition, Jamy Hunt correctly spelled “barrette” to be this year’s Spelling Bee Champion! She will compete in the Paulding County Spelling Bee at Antwerp on February 6th. Royce Cooper and Victoria Quiroz are the Spelling Bee Runners Up! Congratulations Jamy,…
Antwerp Elementary spelling bee winner Antwerp Elementary School held its spelling bee on Thursday, December 15th. Ten fourth and fifth graders competed in over 20 rounds. Fourth grader Madisyn Peters (pictured on left) won the bee by spelling the word “digestive” correctly. Peters will represent Antwerp Elementary School at the Paulding County Spelling Bee on…
Antwerp Local School held its spelling bee on Friday, December 12th for students in grades five through eight. After over 30 rounds, sixth grader Grace Tuttle (middle) won the bee when she spelled the word “granulation” correctly. Eighth grader Iris Sorrell was the runner-up (left) and will be an alternate if needed at the county…
Paulding County was well represented by Mr. Miller.Marcus Miller recently finished first for Paulding County at the Spelling bee. He moved on to the regionals which took place Saturday, March 8 at the Rhinehart Music Center at IPFW in Fort Wayne. This annual event is sponsored by the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette. Mr. Miller was…
Marcus will compete in the Regional Spelling Bee on March 9th.The Paulding County Spelling Bee was held on Thursday, January 30, 2014 at the Paulding Middle School. Ten school champions were asked to spell words such as boodle, stethoscope and icicle through nine rounds of competition. At the end of the ninth round, only two…
Sandra Freeman, Coordinator for Gifted Services, Western Buckeye ESC, cordially invites the public to attend the 2014 Journal Gazette Paulding County Spelling Bee. The County Bee is scheduled for Monday, January 27, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. at the Paulding Middle School Auditorium. Ten school champions, in grades four through eight, will compete for the honor…
Wayne Trace JH recently held it’s annual Spelling Bee. 57 students participated with the winner being 7th Grader Levi Manz, and the runner-up was Connor Baumle. Way to go guys!!!
Divine Mercy Catholic School recently held their annual spelling bee. Kaden Sutton, Grade 5, son of Kylie Folsum and Mitch Sutton won the spelling bee by spelling the word obsidian correctly. Kenadie Daeger, Grade 5, daughter of Jeremy & Michele Daeger came in second place.
The annual Spelling Bee competition was held at Payne Elementary on January 10, 2014. Sixth grade student Jayde Garcia (left) was the winner correctly spelling “bolide”. Sydney Coyne (right) finished as runner-up. Jayde will represent Payne Elementary at the Paulding County Spelling Bee on January 27.
Wayne Trace Grover Hill Elementary held the annual Spelling Bee on Friday, January 10th, 2014. After fifteen rounds, first place winner is fourth grader Lauren Walls, daughter of Bill and Kim Walls. She spelled “hermitage” correctly to win the Bee. Second place runner up is sixth grader Andrew Sinn, son of Steve and Joy Sinn. All…
Congratulations to Chloe Bremer, 8th grader, who won the 2014 Central Lutheran School Spelling Bee on Monday, January 13th. Jacob Birkmire of 7th grade was the runner-up. Chloe was a runner-up as a 6th grader in 2012 and was the winner as a 7th grader last year. Chloe will now represent Central Lutheran School in…
Paulding Elementary held their annual Spelling Bee on Friday, January 10, 2014. Winning the Bee was Olivia Clark. Coming in first runner-up was Caleb Manz and second runner-up was Jasmine Wong. Congratulations to all three students. Olivia Clark will represent Paulding Elementary at the County Spelling Bee.
The Regional Spelling Bee took place at the IPFW at the Rhinehart Music Center on Saturday, March 9 Derek took the Spelling Bee for Paulding County at Payne Elementary on February 5. He then moved on to Fort Wayne representing the county. Derek watched many players fall off as the misspellings occurred. The spellers did…
