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jects to a small group of judges, who selected outstanding projects.

The grand conclusion of the Science Fair occurred at Wednesday’s assembly, when students from the fourth grade (Konstantin Langenberg, Henry Johnson and Daniel Chadduck), fifth grade (John Morgan Christoph, Danielle Stryker, Steven Marsh and Bethany Burress), and sixth grade (Luke Guyant and John Holsinger) presented their projects to the entire student body.

The following students were recognized for their outstanding projects:

Grade 4: Henry Johnson, Rachel DuMez, Daniel Chadduck

Grade 5: Ryan Ochoa, John Morgan Christoph

Grade 6: Timothy Pressler, Luke Guyant, Sarah Hazel

This week, WCDS third and fourth graders had a visit from Kelly Cauthom, a representative of the Smithsonian National Zoological Park’s Conservation and Research Center (CRC) in Front Royal, who gave a presentation on deer ecology and habitat fragmenta

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