27 students to compete in regional written spelling bee
Twenty-seven Baldwinsville Central School District students will compete in the regional written bee of The Post-Standard | Syracuse.com | WCNY Spelling Bee.The regional written bee takes place on Saturday at Christian Brothers Academy. The 35 top scorers on the written bee will compete in the oral spelling bee on Feb. 29, 2020. The oral spelling bee will be televised on WCNY.
The winner of the regional oral spelling bee advances to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in National Harbor, Maryland, near Washington, D.C., in May 2020.
The Scripps National Spelling Bee is the nation’s largest and longest-running educational program. The purpose of the Scripps National Spelling Bee is to help students improve their spelling, increase their vocabularies, learn concepts and develop correct English usage that will help them all their lives.
Good luck to our spellers!!!
Elden Elementary School
Jade Badolato, fourth grade
Chloe Colline, fourth grade
Zenon Gasiorowski, fifth grade
Savannah Clay-Grems, fifth grade
McNamara Elementary School
Remington Falter, fifth grade
Keegan Ewald, fifth grade
Brayden Schrader, fourth grade
Ella Rapke, fourth grade
Palmer Elementary
Sophie Demer, fourth grader
Julia LeMay, fifth grader
Natalie Montague, fifth grader
PJ Kekevian, fourth grader
Reynolds Elementary
Tyler Lucas, fourth grade
Sebastian Desantis, fourth grade
Adedamola Olayisade, fifth grade
Tyler Sullivan, fifth grade
Van Buren Elementary
Gavin Parfitt, fifth grade
Rowan Reinagel, fifth grade
Vivian Cannella, fifth grade
Haylee Chetney, fifth grade
Ray Middle School
Bella Cerro, sixth grade
Mallory Jones, sixth grade
Kai Wilson, seventh grade
Chloe Deshaies, seventh grade
Durgee Junior High School
Jessica Witz, eighth grade
Daniel Fenzl, eighth grade
Liam Carver, eighth grade
Chloe Colline, fourth grade
Zenon Gasiorowski, fifth grade
Savannah Clay-Grems, fifth grade
McNamara Elementary School
Keegan Ewald, fifth grade
Brayden Schrader, fourth grade
Ella Rapke, fourth grade
Palmer Elementary
Julia LeMay, fifth grader
Natalie Montague, fifth grader
PJ Kekevian, fourth grader
Reynolds Elementary
Sebastian Desantis, fourth grade
Adedamola Olayisade, fifth grade
Tyler Sullivan, fifth grade
Van Buren Elementary
Rowan Reinagel, fifth grade
Vivian Cannella, fifth grade
Haylee Chetney, fifth grade
Ray Middle School
Mallory Jones, sixth grade
Kai Wilson, seventh grade
Chloe Deshaies, seventh grade
Durgee Junior High School
Daniel Fenzl, eighth grade
Liam Carver, eighth grade
