Terrell ISD crowns District spelling bee champion

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Terrell ISD crowns District spelling bee champion

Thu, 01/25/2024 - 20:45

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Left, Miguel Sanchez from Global Leadership Academy was crowned the District Scripps Spelling Bee champion and will advance to Regional March 9 in Dallas. Right, spelling bee campus winners were Wyatt Robinson (from left to right), Caylib Lynn, Edward Rodriguez, Miguel Sanchez and Parker Pilgrim …

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