Middle School Students Win At County History Day

State Contest To Be Held April 30

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Local middle school and high school students recently competed in the regional History Day competition. Congratulations to the following students from Severna Park schools who won special awards or placed first or second in their respective categories and will represent their schools at the state History Day contest April 30.

St. Martin’s-In-The-Field Episcopal School

Jonah Kadlec – First Place: Documentary Individual and Special Award: Project Best Representing a State History, “Debate and Diplomacy: Chesapeake Bay Bridge”

Sarina Muto – Second Place: Individual Exhibit, “Animal Testing, Necessary Evil?”

Kirsten Seidler – Second Place: Individual Performance, “Nina Braunwald: The First Woman Cardiac Surgeon”

Severna Park Middle School

John Blank – Special Award: Project Best Representing Global Connections, “The Tanker War”

Ciara Cronin – First Place: Group Website, “The Voting Rights Act of 1965”

Breanna Foreman – First Place: Historical Paper, “The Annexation of Hawaii: An Exercise in Debate and Diplomacy”

Brooklyn LaBrier – Special Award: Project Best Representing Service, “Photojournalism and The Vietnam War”

Samantha Lavallee – Second Place: Individual Documentary, “The Cypriot Conflict”

Isabelle Maly – First Place: Individual Website, “Electric Cars”

Marlee Woolsey – First Place: Group Website, “The Voting Rights Act of 1965”

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