Second-place winner Alice Hitch wrote an essay for the annual George Washington Research Paper Competition, which rewards fourth grade students who research and present papers on founding father George Washington. This year, the awards ceremony was held at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center and was livestreamed to all county students.
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First-place winner Brayden Wyatt wrote an essay for the annual George Washington Research Paper Competition, which rewards fourth grade students who research and present papers on founding father George Washington. This year, the awards ceremony was held at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center and was livestreamed to all county students.
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Third-place winner Lila Blix wrote an essay for the annual George Washington Research Paper Competition, which rewards fourth grade students who research and present papers on founding father George Washington. This year, the awards ceremony was held at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center and was livestreamed to all county students.
Carolyn R. Wilson | For the Washington County News
ABINGDON, Va. — Three local youth got a chance to shine in the limelight last week when the George Washington Research Paper Competition culminated with an awards celebration for students, their parents and teachers.
Second-place winner Alice Hitch wrote an essay for the annual George Washington Research Paper Competition, which rewards fourth grade students who research and present papers on founding father George Washington. This year, the awards ceremony was held at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center and was livestreamed to all county students.
First-place winner Brayden Wyatt wrote an essay for the annual George Washington Research Paper Competition, which rewards fourth grade students who research and present papers on founding father George Washington. This year, the awards ceremony was held at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center and was livestreamed to all county students.
Third-place winner Lila Blix wrote an essay for the annual George Washington Research Paper Competition, which rewards fourth grade students who research and present papers on founding father George Washington. This year, the awards ceremony was held at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center and was livestreamed to all county students.