Perkins County students will be among teams of sixth, seventh and eighth-grade student “mathletes” from area middle and junior high schools competing in the chapter contests of the national MATHCOU
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Perkins County School Board members (l-r): Angela Gloy and Chris Fryzek took the oath of office at their first board meeting on Jan. 21. Gloy was elected as vice president and Fryzek was elected treasurer.
Alison Smith with Education Service Unit (ESU) 16 had good news to deliver to the Perkins County School Board at their meeting on Jan. 21.
The Perkins County Senior of the month honor has been awarded to Katie Patrick, daughter of Miguel and Alicia Patrick.
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In Oral Interpretation of Drama, (l-r): Matthew Wendell, Sam McArtor and Jacob Woodmancy, along with Peyton Woodmancy and Keshia Leeper, (not pictured) took first at Perkins County’s invitational this past Saturday.
The Perkins County Schools speech team claimed another first at their home invitational this past Saturday, Jan. 26.
The team was first in Class C1-C2 as well as overall champions.
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Two Spartabots teams qualified for state competition at a qualifying tournament in Sidney on Jan. 19. They will compete at state in Ashland on Feb. 16.
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