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Assistant principal Robin Puryear presented the Senior Division awards, chosen from the high school projects. Elena Kritter won Division Champion for her project “I’m Ticked” Kritter’s project examined odors that attracted ticks.
Katie Long won first place with her project about emotional entertainment. Her project examined different types of movies and how they affected the emotions of the audience.
Noel Johns won second prize for her “Acid in the Area” project. Johns focused on the levels of local acid rain in pond, stream, and tap water.
Brittney Clatterbuck won third prize for her colored light display, “You Light Up My Life: The effects of light color on plant growth.”
Junior Division
Rappahannock County Elementary School Principal Carol Johnson presented the awards for the Junior division taken from grades 6-8.
Tessa Crews was named division champion for her project that examined pollution levels of C02 and relations to the greenhouse effect. Michael Fogel won first place for his project that was entitled, “Seeds in the Dark.” Isabelle Easum won second place for her examination of text color in relation to memory and Greg Czekaj won third for his project, “EnergyConsumption of a Household.”
Seventh-graders that received recognition for their projects were Amanda Carroll, Sara Kitchen and Amber Jennings. Sixth-grade recognition was given to Kyle Rizzarda, Brianna Winkworth, and Andrew Oyster.
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