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Roundup Elementary School Spelling Bee

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On February 11, 30 students from the fourth, fifth and sixth grades competed in the school spelling bee. An online test was taken through the Scripps online testing platform. Students participating were David Moreau, Paxton Bertolotto, Gavin Larsen, Legacy Harr, Scarlet Underwood, Reese Thatcher, Colton Moreau, Kaylee Herplinck, Irelyn Bryant, Ava Vickers, James Moreau, Arianna Soennichsen, Trey...

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Roundup Elementary School Spelling Bee

On February 11, 30 students from the fourth, fifth and sixth grades competed in the school spelling bee. An online test was taken through the Scripps online testing platform. Students participating were David Moreau, Paxton Bertolotto, Gavin Larsen, Legacy Harr, Scarlet Underwood, Reese Thatcher, Colton Moreau, Kaylee Herplinck, Irelyn Bryant, Ava Vickers, James Moreau, Arianna Soennichsen, Trey...

3 days ago·Roundup, United States

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rounduprecord.com broke the news in Roundup, United States 3 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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