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Woodington seventh grader wins duel of spelling champs
The annual contest to determine the LCPS’s best young speller came down a two-student battle that lasted 26 words before Woodington Middle School seventh grader Rachel Noble correctly, and fittingly, spelled “tumultuous.”
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Elementary students get their science on
Of the 19 events that tested STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) knowledge, the team from Pink Hill Elementary School finished first in eight events and second in four to take home the trophy as the overall winner. It was Pink Hill’s second first-place finish in three years.
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CSS students fill wish list of Guard unit in Saudia Arabia
Care packages assembled by former members of the school’s National Elementary Honor Society left CSS last week bound for a National Guard unit that’s been in the Middle East long enough to miss things like beef jerky and need things like bug spray.
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Tucker moves from interim principal to principal at Banks
Jan Tucker had served as Banks’ interim principal since Jan. 2, filling the vacancy created by the retirement of Susan Glover at year’s end. The appointment installs Tucker as the leader of a school where she taught early in her career.
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