Science fair winners at St Johns Grade School
St Johns Grade School held its annual science fair awarding winners across earth physical behavioral and biological sciences. In the elementary division winners include Megan Ellis first and Kate Lynch second with Luis Ponce third. Physical science top honors went to Matthew Steiner first with Laura Hill third and Kiera Kawalek second. Earth science winners are Michael Stone first with Stanley Powell and John Cahaney second. Biological category winners are Nicole Martino first with Rosemary Bauer second and Ronald Best third. Behavioral category recipients are Jenny Scheckies first Eugenia Rovang third and Michael Burch second.
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St. John’s Grade School
Luis Ponce
Megan Ellis
Kate Lynch
Laura Hill
Matthew Steiner
Kiera Kawalek
Stanley Powell
John Cahaney
Sephanie Buckley
Rachel Woodall
Michael Stone
Nicole Martino
Ronald Best
Rosemary Bauer
Eugenia Rovang
Jenny Scheckies
Michael Burch
Frederick County Students Advance in Mathcounts Regional
Gov Thomas Johnson Middle School wins regional Mathcounts meet with West Frederick Middle placing second. 85 students from 18 teams across Frederick Allegany Carroll Howard and Washington counties competed in Annapolis qualifier sponsored by the National Society of Professional Engineers and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
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Gov. Thomas Johnson
West Frederick
Frederick
Allegany
Carroll
Howard
Washington
National Society of Professional Engineers
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Frederick County
Annapolis
Bonnie Ward
Nick Diaz
Walkersville Middle
New Market
Brian Kapp
Jake McGuire
Eric Nicholson
Bryan Kohr
Jeff Hoke
Anneke Black
Walkersville
Yang Pei
Thomas Johnson
Matt Segrett
Linda Walton
Claudia Linton
Monocacy
Erik Stratmeyer
Thomas Johnson Middle
Frederick County Mathcounts
Gov
Kip Siedling
Travis Henson
Jason O’roark
Heather March
Becky Williams
Becky Lillard
Laura Rau
Jonathan Willis
Gary Ellenbergh
Kate Martin
Peter Duthey
Eric Verdi
Kathy House
Pam Gibboney
Chris Rother
Matt Segreti
John Baker
Jennifer O’neill
Tim Peterson
Amy Smith
Bobby Beers
Kadira Coley
Shannon Grow
Katey Hull
James Smirnoff
John Nicodemus
Vicky Gou
Sonia Bisaccia
Celeste Johnston
Nicole Murtaugh
Robbie White
Shirley Snowden
Local airmen graduate basic training and attend studies
Airman Timothy A. Ryan graduates from Lackland AFB Texas basic training as son of Paul and Ricise Ryan of Monrovia. Pvt Loretta A Wilcox completes Fort Jackson basic training, daughter of William Wilcox and Sally Mullenix. Christopher L. Jenkins completes Fort Rucker flight operations course, son of Gordon and Cathy Jenkins. Martha Meadows and Leslie Markoe attend Leading Mathematics Into the 21st Century conference in Atlanta. Special Agent Kenneth P. Grubb graduates from the U S Air Force Special Investigations Academy at the Pentagon.
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Timothy A. Ryan
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Paul and
Ricise Ryan
Monrovia
Loretta A. Wilcox
Fort Jackson
S.C
William Wilcox
Harpers Ferry
W.va
Sally Mullenix
Utah
Pvt
Wilcox
LaPlata High School
Christopher L. Jenkins
Fort Rucker
Ala
Gordon Jenkins
Cathy Jenkins
Taneytown
Francis Scott Key High School
Union Bridge
Meadows, Markoe
Martha Meadows
Frederick High School
Leslie Markoe
State Department of Education
Atlanta
Kenneth P. Grubb
U.S. Air Force Special Investigations Academy
Pentagon
Arlington
William and
Ruth Grubb
Frederick
Northwood High School
Wheaton
Frederick Amateur Radio Club administers licensing exams
The Frederick Amateur Radio Club's Volunteer Examiner Coordinators held FCC licensing tests on February 10 with fourteen candidates. One failed Morse code, but all others passed. Seventeen names appear among those earning original or upgraded licenses, and the article notes five license levels from novice to extra. Rick Ogden leads the sessions with several WEC members assisting.
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Frederick
Ray Aolins
Jason Alexander
David Arendt
Cindy Burgess
Jeti Early
David Filkins
James
Promised changes slow at Howard University
One year after Howard students seized buildings and pressed for demands, promises remain unfulfilled. Work on several asks continues, including changes related to the board of trustees appointment of Lee Atwater. James E. Cheek’s June retirement is seen as a victory but unrest lingers as task forces review student demands and officials meet monthly while dorms are renovated and the financial aid office is revamped.
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Washington
Howard University
Howard
Lee Atwater
James E. Cheek
University
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Timothy Jacobsen
Ryan
Jenkins
Grubb
Damascus High
Rick Ogden
N3ro
WEC
Cy Halbach
Er3y
Rolan Clark
Aa3g
Dan Szymanski
KASKE
Steve Bauman
W3foa
Frederick Amateur Radio Club
Frederick County Board of Education
Clinique
Ciniqueé
Totel
Bonton
Frederick Towne
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