Aidan Marshall wins geography bee

Jan 28, 2010 Schools Jump to Comments

Eighth-grader Aidan Marshall was the winner of the Culbreth Middle School National Geographic Geography Bee. He will compete at the state level later this month.

Sixth-grader Jocelyn Reckford was the runner up. Other finalists included eighth-graders Andrew Cook, Murat Calikoglu and Alican Arcasoy, seventh-graders Stephen Nuttall, Randy Savage, Maya Sokoletsky and Matthew Clawson and sixth-grader Myles Miller.

The geography bee was organized by Gifted Education Specialist Cindy Sinicrope.

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