Schools crown top spellers

Published: February 17, 2013 

In the front row, from left, are Rhiannon Williams, Caroline Gall and Josh Bartosik, winners of the Leesville Road Elementary spelling bee. Caroline will represent the school in the regional bee on Saturday. Behind the students are spelling bee coordinator Mary Millan, left, and Principal Cecelia Chapman.

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Several Wake County schools have announced the winners of their recent school spelling bees. The first-place winners in the school bees will compete in the regional bee this Saturday.

Northwoods Elementary: Fifth-grader Evan Snively won his school’s bee by correctly spelling the word “emotional.” The second-place finisher was fifth-grader Mitchell Kandel and Evan’s sister, second-grader Amy Snively, won third place. The school is in Cary.

Combs Elementary: Fifth-grader Nabeel Nasruddin won after correctly spelling 24 words, including, ultimately, “metronome.” Sam Chittick was the runner up for the Raleigh school.

Leesville Road Elementary: Caroline Gall correctly spelled “consequence” to earn first place in her school’s spelling bee. Rhiannon Williams was the second-place winner and Josh Bartosik won third place. All are fourth-graders at the Raleigh school.

Brier Creek Elementary: Fifth-grader Ameya Rao won her school’s bee by correctly spelling “tinkerer.” The school is located in Raleigh.

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