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One year ago at this time, our schools were shut down as the COVID-19 pandemic reached Indiana. While we recognize that some of our families are facing a new normal with the loss of family, friends, jobs, and homes, we are thankful that the increasing availability of the COVID-19 vaccine brings what we hope is a return to normalcy for our community and our schools.

This week, our School Board began the process to honor Russ Milligan who was a long-time and beloved chemistry teacher at Center Grove High School and a Hall of Fame softball coach. Mr. Milligan died in February following a courageous battle with COVID-19. The impact he had on colleagues, students, and players is immeasurable. The Board is considering a resolution that would rename the CGHS Varsity Softball Field to Russ Milligan Field. Milligan lead his softball teams to five state championships during his 27-year coaching career and remained a tireless advocate for the softball program after retiring from coaching. A vote on the resolution is planned for April.

Next week, CGCSC will begin a two-week Spring Break. We strongly encourage families to wear face coverings and maintain social distancing during the time off. The number of positive COVID-19 cases continues to trend down both in our community and in our schools. When we return from break, we will continue our COVID-19 precautions per the direction of the Indiana Department of Health and Johnson County Health Department. Our positive case numbers are updated daily and

Superintendentfrom our

the number of COVID-related absences weekly on our District Status webpage. Johnson County numbers are available on the IDH website.

We appreciate our community’s support as we continue to navigate this extraordinary time.

We hope our families have a safe and restful Spring Break!

Sincerely,Richard A. Arkanoff, Ed.D.Superintendent

Dr. Rich Arkanoff

NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM NAMES 7 CGHS SENIORS AS FINALISTS

Seven Center Grove High School seniors were named Finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. They are Rahul Appaji, Taylor Jarosinski, Christina Monev, Bryce Rayner, Conor A. Roach, Jacob Tallman, Sapna Vyas.

Approximately 15,000 Finalists were chosen from the highest scorers in each state for the 66th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for National Merit Scholarships worth more than $30 million that will be offered this spring. The nationwide pool of Finalists, representing less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors, includes the highest-scoring entrants in each state.

From the approximately 15,000 Finalists, about 7,600 will receive a Merit Scholarship. All winners of Merit Scholarship awards are

chosen from the Finalist group based on their abilities, skills, and accomplishments—without regard to gender, race, ethnic origin, or religious preference. A variety of information is available for NMSC to evaluate: The Finalist’s academic record, information about the school’s curriculum and grading system, PSAT/NMSQT Selection Index score, the high school official’s written recommendation, information about the student’s activities and leadership, and the Finalist’s own essay.

There are three types of Merit Scholarships offered: 2,500 National Merit $2500 Scholarships, 1,000 corporate-sponsored Merit Scholarship awards, and 4,100 college-sponsored Merit Scholarship awards. Beginning in March and continuing to mid-June, NMSC notifies approximately these Finalists that they have been selected to receive a Merit Scholarship award.

Top: Rahul Appaji, Taylor Jarosinski, Christina Movev, Bryce RaynerBottom: Connar Roach, Jacob Tallman, Saphna Vyas

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IN THIS ISSUE

4

5CGHS STUDENT-

ATHLETES RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS

CGHS STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLASTIC

ART AWARDS

3CGHS STUDENTS

RECEIVE SCHOLASTIC WRITING AWARDS

6CGHS NAMES NEXT

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

CGHS STUDENTS NAMED STATE CHAMPIONS IN SAMSUNG CONTEST

The Center Grove High School team of Rahul Appaji, Christian Durbin, Katie DeGeyter, Ananya Kartik, Tatum Hacker, Parthiv Patel, Sydney Plowman, and Vaibhava Potturu was named Indiana State Champions and the 2021 Indiana Semi-Finalists in the 11th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow contest. The

team’s project is a vehicle filter prototype that is designed to decrease environmental emissions by converting carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide. The team’s sponsor is CGHS teacher Andrea Teevan. As one of 75 Semi-Finalists, the students have earned a prize of $15,000 in technology and classroom supplies for CGHS. The Samsung contest is a nationwide education competition that challenges 6-12th grade students and their teachers to creatively use STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) skills to address a community challenge. To advance to the next round, Semi-Finalists must submit a project video. From those videos, 12 finalists will be announced in April as National Finalists.

CENTER GROVE MOVES TO PARENTSQUARE

Center Grove is transitiong to the ParentSquare platform for staff and school to home communication.

ParentSquare provides email, text, and app notifications for messages, along with emergency alerts, calendars, sign-ups, and other features. Several Center Grove teachers and staff piloted ParentSquare this semester and can be a resource in their buildings.

Accounts are linked to parent/guardian email and phone number in Skyward. Activate your account by going to the ParentSquare website at ParentSquare.com/signin.

• Enter your Email or phone number• You will be prompted to create a

password.Once you have created an account, you can choose your notification preferences for general announcements & messages.

• Choose Email, Text, and/or App Notifications

• Each notification can be configured to send Instantly, via a Digest (Daily), or None (turn off Email, Text, or App Notifications).

• You may also configure your preferred language.

• Emergency alerts cannot be turned off.

Parent training modules, which include both videos and step-by-step instructions, are available through ParentSquare. Training modules are also available by clicking on the question mark icon at the top right corner of your ParentSquare account on a desktop or by clicking on the 3 lines in the top left corner of the app and choosing “Help” and “Help Topics”.

More information is available at centergrove.k12.in.us/CGParentSquare.

7DAILY HEALTH CHECK

8TUMEY HONORED WITH

SAGAMORE OF THE WABASH

MSN STUDENT WINS NATIONAL ESSAY CONTEST

MSN 8th Grade student Natalie Sanders is one of 10 students in the US to receive a $1,000 scholarship as part of the EVERFI FutureSmart essay contest. The contest is open to any U.S. student in grades 6-8 who has completed at least three of the FutureSmart digital lessons. Natalie completed the lessons as a part of a Financial Literacy unit in class. In her essay, she shared how the program inspired her to save money for future purchases and set up a 529 College Savings account with her parents.

Natalie Sanders

Front Row: Christian Durbin, Anaya Kartik, Katie DeGeyter, Sydney Plowman; Back Row:

Vaibhava Porruru, Parthiv Patel, Carson Contos, Tatum Hacker, Rahul Appaji

9CGHS STUDENTS SHINE

IN STATE BUSINESS COMPETITION

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The Central and Southern Indiana Writing Region awarded its regional Scholastic Writing Awards for 2021 to 19 Center Grove High School students.

Four students, Jack Forrest, Sophia Moon, Ben Peters, and Gracie Plikuhn, were awarded Gold Keys. Gold Key winners will automatically advance to the national Scholastic Art & Writing Awards and will be included in the regional anthology. Winners will also be recognized in a ceremony either in person or virtually; details will be forthcoming. Each work of art and writing is blindly adjudicated, first locally through the more than 100 affiliates of the Alliance, and then nationally by panels of judges comprised of renowned artists, authors, educators, and industry experts. Works are judged on

originality, technical skill, and the emergence of personal vision or voice. Since 1923, the Awards have recognized some of America’s most celebrated artists and writers while they were teenagers, including Tschabalala Self, Stephen King, Kay WalkingStick, Charles White, Joyce Carol Oates, and Andy Warhol.

CGHS STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLASTIC WRITING AWARDS

Exceptional Educational Experiences #E3CG

Jack Forrest, Ben Peters, Sophia Moon, and Gracie Plikuhn

Student Name Gr. Award Category Title Teacher

Jack Forrest 10 Gold Key Flash Fiction Shadow Boxer

Today

Casey Tedrow

Sophia Moon 10 Gold Key Personal Essay

& Memoir

Tomorrow,

and My

Grandma

Casey Tedrow

Ben Peters 10 Gold Key Short Story Spoons Casey Tedrow

Gracie Plikuhn 10 Gold Key Personal Essay

& Memoir

The Eagle Casey Tedrow

Levi Farmer 10 Silver Key Personal Essay

& Memoir

From Start to

Finish

Casey Tedrow

Rachel Ingle 10 Silver Key Personal Essay

& Memoir

Swimming

through the

Pandemic

Casey Tedrow

Ashley Mitchell 10 Silver Key Journalism The Unseen

Sides of the

Pandemic

Casey Tedrow

Finnegan Nowacki 10 Silver Key Critical Essay The Argument

for Universal

Health Care

Reform

Casey Tedrow

Joseph Simpson 10 Silver Key Novel Golden Heart

Days

Casey Tedrow

Emma Wheatley 10 Silver Key Personal Essay

& Memoir

Realization Casey Tedrow

Ginger Miller 12 Honorable

Mention

Poem Milk and

Honey Mother

Lesley McDougal

Stephen Burns 10 Honorable

Mention

Short Story Red Alert Casey Tedrow

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School News

CGCSC OFFERS FREE STUDENT MEALS

CGCSC students will receive free, reimbursable meals through September 2021 as part of the USDA Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) expansion for COVID-19 relief.

Center Grove refunded families in all nine schools for all reimbursable meal charges paid at the start of the school year.

We are excited to bring this additional financial relief to Center Grove families during this extraordinary time.

More information on meals is available on our Food & Nutrition Services website at centergrove.k12.in.us/foodservice.

CG’S FOOD SERVICE ANGEL FUND

While CGCSC will not be charging for reimbursable meals, donations are welcome to the Food Service Angel Fund at www.centergrove.

k12.in.us/angelfund. In all Center Grove Schools, no child is denied a meal. The Angel Fund is used to cover students’ negative lunch account balances.

The Angel Fund currently has received $2,500 in donations. CGCSC thanks our community members for generosity!

CGHS STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS

The Midwest Art Region-at-Large at the Belin-Blank Center awarded its regional Scholastic Art Awards for 2021 to 10 Center Grove High School students.

Three students, Sarah McCartney, Garrison

Lazzell, and Skylar Wrege, were awarded Gold Keys. Gold Key winners will automatically advance to the national Scholastic Art & Writing Awards and will be included in the regional anthology. Winners will also be recognized in a ceremony virtually. Each work of art and writing is blindly adjudicated, first locally through the more than 100 affiliates of the Alliance, and then nationally by panels of judges comprised of renowned artists, authors, educators, and industry experts. Works are judged on originality, technical skill, and the emergence of personal vision or voice.

National Awards will be announced this spring at artandwriting.org.

Gold Key Winners: Sarah McCartney, Garrison Lazzell, and Skylar Wrege

Student Name Gr. Award Category Title Teacher

Sarah McCartney 12 Gold Key Photography The Gluttonous Jackie Fowler

Garrison Lazzell 12 Gold Key Ceramics &

Glass

Baldur Bust Nathan Fry

Skylar Wrege 10 Gold Key Drawing &

Iluustration

Self-Portrait Rick Jones

Addie Robertson 12 Silver Key Photography Ode to Martha

Thannstetter

Jackie Fowler

Ryan Dennis 10 Silver Key Photography Noah Jackie Fowler

Olivia Wilder 12 Silver Key Mixed Media Youth Nathan Fry

Autumn Wood 11 Silver Key Drawing &

Illustration

Self-Portrait Rick Jones

Kailyn Spitler 11 Silver Key Drawing &

Illustration

Self-Portrait Rick Jones

Samantha Shr 11 Silver Key Drawing &

Illustration

Self-Portrait Rick Jones

Sarah McCartney 12 Honorable

Mention

Photography Shining Coin Jackie Fowler

Olivia Wilder 12 Honorable

Mention

Painting Reconcilliation Nathan Fry

Ava Meyer 10 Honorable

Mention

Drawing &

Illustration

Self-Portrait Rick Jones

Ethan Martin

CGHS SENIOR WINS SWIMMING STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

Center Grove High School senior, Ethan Martin, won the 100-yard freestyle state championship on Saturday, February 27, 2021 at IUPUI’s Natatorium. Martin was the first boys champion for Center Grove in 16 years with a winning time of 44.02 seconds.

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Scott Knapp

KNAPP NAMED NEXT CGHS ATHLETIC DIRECTORScott Knapp will succeed Jon Zwitt as Center Grove High School (CGHS) Athletic Director on July 1st. Zwitt announced in September his plans to retire at the end of the school

year. Knapp’s appointment was approved by the CGCSC Board of School Trustees at its January 5th meeting. “It is truly an honor to have the opportunity to serve as Athletic Director of Center Grove High School,” said Knapp. “The traditions,

families, and academics of Center Grove are unmatched. It has been my dream to be at a school of this caliber with an incredibly supportive fan base, first-class teachers, elite athletes, state-of-the-art facilities, and top-notch programs with nationally recognized coaches at the helm. I am excited to lead the Center Grove Athletic Department to continued success.” “I’m extremely excited to have Scott Knapp approved by the School Board to serve as the next Athletic Director for CGHS,” said Jeff Henderson, Ed.D., CGHS principal. “Scott has spent the last eight years serving as the Assistant Athletic Director and has established himself as a valuable asset to our school and community. He is poised to continue the great traditions at CGHS and I look forward to seeing what new ideas he brings to the athletic program in the future. I’m excited to get to

work with him in this new role.” Knapp is in his eighteenth year as an athletic administrator. A native of northern Indiana, Knapp graduated from Ball State University in 2003. He began his career at Shawe Memorial Jr./Sr. High School (Madison, Indiana) serving as Athletic Director for three years. He then was hired at Southwestern (Hanover) Jr./Sr. High School where he served one year as Athletic Director and Dean of Students. Knapp spent the next four years as the Athletic Director at Greencastle High School, followed by a two-year stint as Assistant Athletic Director at Franklin Community High School. Knapp is in his eighth year as the Assistant Athletic Director at Center Grove High School. He and his wife Beth reside in Greenwood and have three children.

Student Athletes

CGHS STUDENT-ATHLETES RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS

Front Row: Ashlee Fisk, Matt Soderdahl, Brandon Heffner, Alexis Rudd, Drue Young, Austin Shelley;Back Row: Trey Clark, Carson Steele, Garrett Keith, Austin Booker, Jackson Schott, Sam Slaughter

Thirteen Center Grove High School student-athletes signed letters of intent to further their educations and athletic careers in college on the Wednesday, February 3rd Collegiate Signing Day.• Austin Booker, Football - University of

Minnesota• Trey Clark, Football - Marian University• Ashlee Fisk, Tennis - Indiana Wesleyan

University• Brandon Heffner, Golf - Marian University• Garrett Keith, Football - Hillsdale College• Alexis Rudd, Softball - Southern Illinois

University

• Jackson Schott, Football - Miami of Ohio University

• Austin Shelley, Golf - Ohio Valley University (West VA)

• Sam Slaughter, Golf - Marian University• Matt Soderdahl, Football - Hillsdale

College• Carson Steele, Football - Ball State

University• Paige Waskom, Soccer - University of

Wisconsin-Milwaukee• Drue Young, Baseball - Indiana Wesleyan

University

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CGHS NAMES NEXT ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Katie Fisher

Katherine (Katie) Fisher will succeed Scott Knapp as Center Grove High School (CGHS) Assistant Athletic Director on July 1st. Her appointment was approved by the CGCSC Board of School Trustees at its

meeting on March 18. In January, the Board approved Knapp’s appointment to CGHS Athletic Director. He will replace Jon Zwitt who will retire at the end of June.Katie is in her sixth year as Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach at Bishop Chatard High School where she teaches PE/Health. Prior to Chatard, Katie spent two years at Emmerich Manual High School where she served as Director of Athletics and Community and Parent Liaison. She previously worked as an assistant women’s basketball coach at University of Indianapolis where she also served as a graduate assistant for Athletic Development and Marketing.

“I’m extremely excited to be the next Assistant Athletic Director at Center Grove High School,” said Katie. “It will be an honor to serve in this position in a community which demonstrates excellence on all levels. Thank you to Dr. Henderson, Scott Knapp, and the hiring committee for this incredible opportunity. I’m looking forward to working with the athletic department, coaches, student-athletes, families, and community members to continue the success at CGHS.”

“Katie’s background in both collegiate and high school athletic administration, along with her time as a collegiate athlete and high school head coach, made her the perfect candidate to take our Athletic Department to the next level,” said Knapp. “Katie has the drive, creativity, and work ethic to help elevate our student-athletes, our coaches, and the entire Center Grove athletic community. I look forward to working with Katie and collaborating on new ideas that will ensure Center Grove continues to be the standard of excellence in athletics throughout the state of Indiana.” “Katie has a great understanding of education-based athletics,” said Jeff Henderson, Ed.D., CGHS principal. “As a three-sport athlete in high school, and a two-sport athlete in college, she understands the demands a competitive

athlete faces while balancing a high-quality education. Her experience in fundraising and her previous experience as an Athletic Director have prepared her well for this new role. I am excited to have her join our administrative team in July.” Katie received her Bachelor of Science in Sport Management and Master of Arts in Applied Sociology from University of Indianapolis. She completed a Transition to Teaching program at Indiana Wesleyan University. Fisher and her husband, Kyle, live in Greenwood, with their two daughters.

School News

CGHS CHOIRS END THEIR SEASONS AS GRAND CHAMPIONS

March 6-7 was a third and final weekend of competitions for Center Grove Choirs this year. In comparison, CGHS Choirs normally compete in 6-7 competitions per year but the pandemic did change that possibility this year. What is remarkable about this year is that The Center Grove Sound System had a year comparable to a Triple Crown. They won Grand Champion at all three Competitions. This choir also won Best Visual/Choreography and Best Vocals at all three shows. There are no other schools in Johnson County that has taken Grand Champion at any competition this year and no other choirs in Indianapolis that have achieved this amazing achievement.

CGHS Sound System

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School News

Student Name Gr. Award Category Title Teacher

Suhani Desai 10 Honorable

Mention

Personal Essay

& Memoir

My Battle

Through My

Skin

Casey Tedrow

Grant Embrey 10 Honorable

Mention

Critical Essay The Future of

Technology:

Virtual Reality

Casey Tedrow

Genevieve Konijisky

10 Honorable

Mention

Poetry Hazy Sunday

Afternoon

Casey Tedrow

Brendon Miller 10 Honorable

Mention

Flash Fiction What She

Wants Is for

Me to Write

Casey Tedrow

Walker Milhoff 10 Honorable

Mention

Critical Essay The Case for

Reform

Casey Tedrow

Alex Parsetich 10 Honorable

Mention

Flash Fiction Big Drops Casey Tedrow

Rahber Sydea 10 Honorable

Mention

Short Story Scream Casey Tedrow

WRITING(cont. from page 3)

OWENS AWARDED IN-MAC MICRO-GRANT

Congratulations to CGHS Engineering & Technology teacher Kyle Owens who was awarded a $2,000 IN-MaC micro-grant. The grant will fund a new 3D printer for students to use in their Engineering and Engineering, Design, and Development courses. The IN-MaC grant program provides grant funding to education, industry, and community-based organizations that implement creative ways to enhance youth industry experiences. Ranging from $1,000 - $2,000, the Micro-Grants support innovation and encourage organizations to dedicate funds towards development and program implementation that impact industry awareness.

Students and staff should continue to perform a Daily Health Screening (centergrove.k12.in.us/HealthCheck) each morning before coming to school. Do not come to school if you have any of the following:

• Temperature 100.00 or higher• Any symptoms of COVID-19 in the last

48 hours: Sore throat; new, uncontrolled cough that causes difficulty breathing;

diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, or abdominal pain; new onset of severe headache, especially with a fever; new loss of taste or smell

• If you have been identified as a close contact (within 6 feet for 15 minutes or longer in a day) with someone with a diagnosis of COVID-19 within the past 14 days

• If you have been diagnosed with

DAILY HEALTH CHECKS

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Center Grove Schools has an immediate need for school bus drivers. Our drivers are paid $24.77/hour to work 4.5 hours/day, 180 days/year. No nights, weekends, or school vacations/holidays are required, but extra opportunities are available. If you have a clean driving record, we will help you obtain your CDL. All applicants must apply online at www.centergrove.k12.in.us/applynow.

CG NEEDS BUS DRIVERS

COVID-19 within the past 10 days• If are you awaiting test results from a

COVID-19 test

We thank you for your continued cooperation and support as we continue to work to minimize the spread of COVID-19 in our community.

School News

TUMEY HONORED WITH SAGAMORE OF THE WABASH

Indiana State Senator Rodric Bray (R-37); Jack Russell, Board President;Carol Tumey, Sagamore of the Wabash recipient; Indiana State Representative John Young (R-47);

Rich Arkanoff, Ed.D, Superintendent

The Board honored Carol Tumey for her 12 years of service to the Board with a video tribute (https://youtu.be/ch07F_u0jkw). Indiana State Representative John Young (R-47) presented Tumey with a Sagamore of the Wabash award on behalf of Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb. The award is the highest honor bestowed by the Governor and is presented to Hoosiers who have rendered distinguished service to the State.

During her 12 years as a member of the Board, Tumey has held several leadership positions and served as a Board liaison to many community groups. Tumey served for 40 years as a teacher, coach, and athletic administrator at Center Grove High School. During that time, she forged a path for female athletes, developing the first girls’ sports program. Tumey became the first girls’ basketball coach and went on to coach girls track and field, volleyball, and cross-country teams. She is also credited with creating the first girls’ county basketball tournament. Upon her retirement from Center Grove in 2003, Tumey became a professor at her alma mater, Franklin College where she teaches the next generation of educators.

Rob Daniels, Board Member, and Carson Steele, 2020 Indiana Mr. Football

BOARD RECOGNIZES CGHS VARSITY FOOTBALL COACH

FOR NATIONAL HONOR & CGHS SENIOR FOR MR.

FOOTBALL

Jack Russell, Board President, and Eric Moore, CGHS Varsity Football Head Coach

The CGCSC Board of School Trustees recognized Center Grove High School Varsity Football Coach Eric Moore for his 2020 All-American Bowl Coach of the Year honor, following the team’s 6A State Football Championship win. They also honored Center Grove High School senior Carson Steele for being named 2020 Indiana Mr. Football at its February 18 meeting. Carson plans to continue his education and football career at Ball State University.

CGHS TRACK TO BE NAMED FOR CAROL TUMEY

The CGCSC Board of School Trustees approved a resolution at the February 18 Board meeting to name the Center Grove High School track the “Carol S. Tumey Track & Field Facility” after retired Board member, former CGHS administrator, teacher, and coach Carol Tumey. A dedication ceremony is planned for this fall.

Rich Arkanoff, Superintendent; Carol Tumey, retired Board Member; Jack Russell, Board

President

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Center Grove High School’s Indiana Business Professional of America (IBPA) members participated in IBPA’s first-ever hybrid State Leadership Conference March 7-9. Eleven students advanced to the national competition in at least one event, which will be held virtually April 29-May 9.

“In a year with much change already due to the pandemic, our students have been resilient and positive as we’ve worked through changes to event formats and technology

challenges to offer them the opportunity to continue showcasing their skills in business, finance, marketing, and information technology,” said Brooks Bowers, CGHS teacher and BPA sponsor. “As always, they continued to shine despite the challenges and setbacks that this year has brought. They represented our CG family well!”

The following students were recognized for their achievements.

CGHS STUDENTS SHINE IN STATE BUSINESS COMPETITION

Front Row: Tarun Modekurty, Sarah Pack, Christina Monev, Ashley Steitz, Marie Encarnado; Back Row: Parthiv Patel, Vaibhava Potturu, Andy Lam, Mario

Faiman, Ryan Wiseman; Missing: Olivia Long

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Student Name Place Category (*National Qualified)

Sarah Pack 8th Human Resources Concepts - Open

Sarah Pack 7th Parliamentary Procedure Concepts -

Open

Kaytlyn Pankl 3rd Small Business Management Team

Kaytlyn Pankl 9th Management, Marketing, and Human

Resources Concepts - Open

Parthiv Patel 1st Computer Animation Team*

Tyler Pennington 3rd Small Business Management Team

Tyler Pennington 9th Business Meeting Management

Concepts - Open

Vaibhava Potturu 1st Computer Animation Team*

Ashley Stetiz 1st Human Resources Management*

Hemaski Vats 3rd Digital Communications and Design

Concepts - Open

Hamaski Vats 4th Project Management Concepts - Open

Hemaski Vats 7th Digital Marketing Concepts - Open

Ryan Wiseman 2nd Integrated Office Applications*

Ryan Wiseman 1st C++ Programming*

Ryan Wiseman 7th Computer Programming Concepts -

Open

Ryan Wiseman 9th Information Technology Concepts - Open

Student Name Place Category (*National Qualified)

Andrew Bryd 6th Banking & Finance

Andrew Bryd 3rd Small Business Management Team

Nolan Canfield 10th Computer Programming Concepts - Open

Jackson Dills 9th Project Management Concepts - Open

Marie Encarnado 5th Fundamental Spreadsheets*

Mario Faiman 2nd Digital Media Productions*

Mario Faiman 4th Digital Marketing Concepts - Open

Madison Harrigan 3rd Small Business Management Team

Andy Lam 1st Computer Animation Team

Olivia Long 5th Business Law & Ethics

Tarun Modekurty 3rd Computer Security

Christina Monev 2nd Banking & Finance*

Christina Monev 1st Personal Financial Management*

Christina Monev 2nd Financial Math & Analysis Concepts -

Open

Christina Monev 2nd Business Meeting Management Concepts

- Open

Sarah Pack 1st Ethic & Professionalism*

Sarah Pack 1st Presentation Management Individual*