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Kaylin wins Lillian A. Dessori Elementary School spelling bee

2270311 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

Kaylin was named champion of Lillian A. Dessori Elementary School's annual spelling bee after correctly spelling "unison." Runners-up included Nicholas Gillette of Hopesound Elementary and Logan Ferraro of Pinewood Elementary.

Narrator (Speaker 2) said, "Unison. U n I s o n. Unison. You're the winner," announcing Kaylin as champion of Lillian A. Dessori Elementary School's annual spelling bee.

The event, presented in multiple elimination rounds, saw students from area elementary schools spell increasingly difficult words. The narrator listed words used in the contest, including "melancholy," "eliminate" and "lovers," and announced the final placements: "Congratulations to Kaylin, our second place winner Nicholas Gillette of Hopesound Elementary, third place winner Logan Ferraro of Pinewood Elementary, and all of this year's spellers who worked unbelievably hard," (Narrator (Speaker 2)). The transcript does not give Kaylin's full name or school affiliation.

An on-stage speaker (Announcer (Speaker 1)) offered spelling tips to competitors, saying, "The tips and tricks is to learn, like especially IE and EI where that goes if, it's o or au or something like that" and later demonstrating spelling aloud for words such as "Surcharge" and "Jerky." The narrator also said, "There's no extra cost, no hidden fees, just pure spelling spelling talent on display at the 50 ninth annual Lillian A. Dessori Elementary School spelling bee," using phrasing from the event announcement in the transcript.

The competition narrowed to a final head-to-head round before the winning word determined the champion. The transcript does not specify the event date, exact number of contestants, or an official organizer beyond the two speakers recorded.

Organizers and speakers congratulated all participants; the transcript does not include additional logistical details such as event sponsors or next steps for winners.