Nine middle school students from the Yampa Valley showcased their civics knowledge Wednesday during the regional competition for the National Civics Bee. The event was hosted by the Craig Chamber of Commerce in partnership with.
A good idea to boost a community can come from anywhere, and students were presenting plenty of them Friday night, April 21, in Craig. Craig Chamber of Commerce crowned three state-bound competitors during the first-ever.
Hosted by the Craig Chamber of Commerce, the National Civics Bee for middle school students from across the Yampa Valley will be 6-8 p.m. Friday, April 21, at the Luttrell Barn Cultural Center at 441.
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Amaze Award, Robot Skills Champion Award: Triple Threat Curtis Kuberry, Yahir Duarte (Ridgeview)
3rd place: Red Iron Troy Daigneau, Jax Nelson, Ryun Pressgrove (Ridgeview)
5th place: Brainiacs Avenly Lowe, Kolby Smith, Diego Garcia, Izabella Bergstrom (Sandrock)
7th place (tie): Shark Hunters Mel Chamberlain, Logan Miller, Nate Stehle (Ridgeview);
Scorpions Parx Nelson, Andrew Lee Johnson (Ridgeview)
In the past year, technology has been more important than ever to keep people connected, and as younger generations keep pushing forward with advancements, Craig learners are no exception.
As part of the VEX IQ Robotics Colorado state competition, Ridgeview and Sandrock Elementary School teams showed their skills Saturday in the field, making a big impression.