Spellers Compete Across South District
District wide spelling test features students from McCormick Middle Justin Frey Open Door Chastan Westwood Junior Scott Ries Eastern Heights Junior Diana Westren and Ridgeville as they tackle challenging rounds led by coordinators Jim Dobush and J. Lamar Perkins at George Stephen gym.
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Jim Dobush McCormick
Justin Frey
Chastan
J. Lamar Perkins Westwood
Scott Ries Westwood
Molly Bielawski
Jim Dobush
Christy Greener
Bert Jantsch
Ann Poulton
Geetha Rao
Jarrod Vance
Diana Westren
Tony Chopeinski
Jimmy Jump
Tom Moran
Megan Groomes
Kusha Tavakoll
Ryan Lazowski
Joshua Messer
Gabby Stoddard-Torres
Brandi Games
Brandi Maser
Danni Broadstock
Jessica Woodru
Scott Ries
Amanda Eliason
Jackie Scott
J. Lamar Perkins
Chris Kleinholz
Nancy Lamath
Sarah Thomas
Trevor Stiles
Wellington spellers vie in South District Bee tonight
Forty seven students from fourteen schools compete at McCormick Middle School in Wellington as seventh and eighth graders vie for a spot in the regional final. The top sixteen advance to meet the North preliminary leaders on Feb 28 with the regional final set for March 21 at Northwood Junior High in Elyria. The winner earns a place in the May national bee in Washington DC and prizes include dictionaries, encyclopedias, a thesaurus, and gift certificates. Tom Moran, 1996 South District champ, returns. new schools include Christian Community School and St Peter’s School.
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Wellington
the Chronicle-Telegram
McCormick Middle
Christian Community School
St. Peter's School
North Ridgeville
Lake Ridge Academy
Northwood Junior High School
Elyria
McCormick Middle School
Main Street
Main St
Herrick Avenue
ORDER OF SPELLERS Roster and participating schools list
The document lists 47 students named for a spelling order alongside multiple middle and junior high schools including Midview Middle McCormick Middle and North Ridgeville districts. It combines participant names with school affiliations in a long, dense roster format.
Lorain rescuers honored for saving woman from river
Three Lorain county employees Stanley Koziura Rick Pope and Al Zocchi were praised by the Lorain County Commissioners with heroism certificates for rescuing a 39 year old woman who jumped from the Charles Berry Bascule Bridge Monday The workers called police Coast Guard and helped pull her from the Black River before she was taken to Lorain Community St Joseph Regional Health Center for treatment of hypothermia
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Lorain
Black River
Lorain County
Stanley Koziura
Rick Pope
al Zocchi
Charles Berry Bascule
Mary Jo Vasi
Pope
Koziura
Zocchi
Coast Guard
Stan
Rick
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Joseph DelGuldice
Midview Middle
Amanda Ellason
Columbia Middle
Christian
George Stephen N. Ridgeville
Eastern Heights
Danni Broadstock Westwood
St. Peter N. Ridgeville
Jonathan Bartlett
Christian Commmunity
Jimmy Jump Midview Middle
Tara Pasenow
Natalie Velasco
Chrstian
Cassie Keyse
Alicia Payne
N. Ridgeville Middle
Nicola Wilhelm
Tony Chopcinski
Rakesh Kilaru
Keystone Middle
Jessica Woodruff
Kristi
DeJonge
Nancy Lamuth
Northwood
Laura Robbins
Christine Lewton
Andy Rotano
St. Jude
Lindsey Loeber
Eastem Heights
Christy Greener Christian Community
Melissa Maddock
Trevor Stiles McCormick
Maser N. Ridgeville Middle
Gabby Stoddard
John
Hoelscher Westwood
MecLinn
Northwood Junior
Kusha Tavakoli Lake Ridge Academy
Bert Jantach
Sarah Jones
Tom Moran Westwood Junior
Sarah Thomas Northwood Junior
Jarrod Vance McCormick
Chronicle
Scripps
Washington, D.C
Webster
Merriam-Webster
Merriam- Webster
Compton
The
Learning Company
Franklin Electronic Publishers
Scripps Howard
Moran
Westwood Junior High
Larry Pfrogner
Educational Service Center of
County Board of Education
Educational Service Center
Will Mary Durbin
Lynne Jones
Peggy Kalister
Erie
Huron Counties
Columbia Station
Grafton
LaGrange
New London
Oberlin
Wadsworth RD
Medicare
Larain County
the Chronicle
Marsha Blakely
Arom
U.S. Savings Bonds
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