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Suzette Wiggins, media specialist at Hamilton County H
Patrick, the seventh grader from HCHS who won the 2006


t Spelling Be(

 The annual Hamilton
 ,A County Spelling Bee Com-
 J petition for county students
 Sin grades five through eight
 .- was held on Thursday, Jan.
 12, at South Hamilton Ele-
 mentary (SHE). Delores
 Howell, SHE Spelling Bee
 co-coordinator, directed
 participants and guests into
 the school auditorium and
- Johnny Bullard, Director of
 P Operations for Hamilton
 County Schools, welcomed
 .everyone to the event.
 Judges for the event were
 -: ', '.' |. Shelby Henderson from
-. ', -A |. CHE, Betty Sue Zant from
 i North Hamilton Elemen-
 '. I tary, Suezette Wiggins
igh School, (left) with Tucker from Hamilton County
3 District Spelling Bee. High School and Dorothy
 (Photo Submitted) Bryant from SHE. Suezette
 Wiggins reviewed the rules
 and Delores Howell pro-
 nounced the words.


held at SHE


 Participants from the
schools were Mikayla Byrd,
Taylor Pittman and Raven
Glover from NHE; Hetal
Thakor, Brittany Parker,
and Austin Simone from
CHE; Tyler Allen, Jeffrey
Stormant, Savannah Pruitt
and alternate Brandon
Patrick from SHE; Tucker
Patrick, Andy Stormant, Je-
remy Gyr and alternate
Brittany Wheeler from
HCHS; Laura Bontrager,
Amber Willis, Jared Ragans
and alternate Stephanie
Miller from Corinth Christ-
ian Academy.
 To add an interesting
note to the competition,
brothers Andy Stormant
from HCHS and Jeffrey
Stormant from SHE com-
peted against each other.
This is only the second time
this has occurred in the his-


tory of the contest in our
county.
 Seventh-grader Tucker
Patrick won the competi-
tion when SHE contestant
Tyler Allen missed the
word "schedule." Patrick
then spelled "shriek" to
clinch the victory.
 Tucker will go to Jack-
sonville on Feb. 25, to par-
ticipate in the Regional
Spelling Bee. The winner of
that competition will par-
ticipate in the National
Spelling Bee in Washing-
ton, D.C.
 Following the competi-
tion, students and guests
were invited to the media
center for refreshments pre-
pared by Jan Hunter and
Rheba Lee. Next year's
competition will be held at
Hamilton County High
School.


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Central Hamilton Elementary

FCAT Parent Night Feb. 2


Parents of third through sixth grade
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 students are invie eo oTi rareni ir eo irg eitg
 SNight on Thursday evening, Feb. 2, from rate stations throughout t
 '.. '.-* 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at Central PTO will be helping with th
 : .r Hamilton Elementary. Parents will have ent Night program.
 -: ,..' ..: the opportunity to talk to "FCAT" ex- For more information con
 perts and their child's teacher regarding Goddard, Guidance CounsE
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from Hamilton County's public schools and Corinth Christian
 (Ptoubmitte) Central Hamilton Elementary


 Sign up now tor

summer VPK program


 A .-unimmer VPK progicamw ill be avail-
able for children w ho iill be fite \ears.
and older on oi becfoic' Sept 1. and \\ho
did not attend the Pre-K program that be-
gan in Aug. 2005.
 The Harmilton C'ount\- 'LSchoo-1l Board i-'


requited to provide summer program
for those children \dho did not partici-
pate in the tall program.
 The ummrner \TK program \ill begin
in Nla Call 7924-527 or 7L2-0543 for
ml0ore intomination.


be presented
level at sepa-
he evening.
e FCAT Par-

tact Jennifer
elor, at 792-


Kindergarten Parent Share Night
 Parents of Kindergarten students at ment Test and school environment and
Central Hamilton Elementary are invit- behavior. This will be an informative
ed to a "Parent Share Night" at 6 p.m. and important meeting for all kinder-
on Tuesday, Jan. 31, in the cafeteria. garten parents.
 The kindergarten teachers, guidance Childcare will be provided by-the Ju-
counselor and reading coach will discuss nior Beta Students. A "take out"
academic expectations including mas- i.paghetti dinner will be read to take
tery of skill, DIBELS, Stanford Achieve- home when the meeting is over.


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