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3 local students selected as finalists in the 2024 Google Doodle Competition
WASHINGTON — For the second year in a row, Google has selected multiple winners from the DMV in their annual Google Doodle competition. On Wednesday, Google announced that three students from the area were selected as finalists in the competition from tens of thousands of applications. Earlier this year, Google opened the competition to students nationwide, asking them to create an illustration to celebrate their 25th Anniversary that answers the prompt “My wish for the next 25 years…”.
Local Middle Schoolers Compete in National Future City Event, Win Nuclear Science Award
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Parkdale High School fights for turf field; grass field is ‘dangerous’ for athletes
RIVERDALE, Md (DC News Now) — Parkdale High School is in need of a new field, as the current field has been used for 55 years, taking a half century of wear and tear. School officials said that the turf’s old age is now harming the athletes. “With the documentation of the injuries that our […]
Claymont student to compete in Scripps National Spelling Bee
Logan Cox is no stranger to competition. He loves the thrill of the battle, and he'll be in one from May 26-31 when he compete among 245 of the country’s best spellers in 96th Scripps National Spelling Bee at Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center at the National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland.
Naval Academy class of 2024 graduates with pride after overcoming adversity
BALTIMORE -- The Naval Academy celebrated the Class of 2024 at Friday's graduation and commissioning ceremony. Despite the challenges faced during their time at the academy, more than 1,000 graduates walked across the stage. This class entered the academy amid the COVID-19 pandemic, making their journey particularly challenging. Many graduates found it hard to express what it took to overcome this adversity, but they credited their peers for their success.After four long years, the Class of 2024 has made it."They say time at the academy is divided into three phases: plebe summer, plebe year, and the rest of it. It got better every...
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