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Tucker County students celebrated: Golden Horseshoe winners, science fair and young writers honored
Summary
The district recognized student achievements including two Golden Horseshoe winners from Tucker Valley (Nathan Locke among them), county science fair placings across grade divisions, and young writers with one student advancing to state competition for the first time in county history.
Presenter opened the awards segment by welcoming guests and explaining the countywide recognition visits. The presenter announced that both Golden Horseshoe winners this year came from Tucker Valley, and that winners will travel to Charleston on June 9 for the governor’s ceremony.
The board and audience recognized multiple student achievements: county science fair placings across grade divisions (examples: Kennedy Acres placing third at regionals, Anthony Hardy on behavioral/social science, Billy Holmick in earth and environmental science) and central-studies winners across grades. The presenter named student winners and groups by category and invited parents and board members to join for photographs and upcoming ceremonies.
In young writers, the presenter said the county had a state-level winner for the first time in Tucker County history and listed county winners across grade bands, congratulating students and families.
What happens next: award winners will attend regional/state ceremonies (the Golden Horseshoe event in Charleston is scheduled for June 9); the district will publish awards programs and coordinate photo opportunities.
Attribution: remarks in this article are attributed to the Presenter as recorded in the meeting transcript.
