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Orchard Hills Students Advance to America 250 District Competition

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Orchard Hills Students Advance to America 250 District Competition
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Two Orchard Hills Elementary students have been selected to advance to the district competition for the America 250 celebration. The students' artwork was chosen from many submissions to represent the school at the next level of the competition.

Key takeaways

  • Myles Daybell and Hallie Bulow were selected for the America 250 district competition.
  • The selection comes as part of the celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary.
  • The students' artwork was chosen from many impressive submissions.

Two students from Orchard Hills Elementary have had their artwork selected to advance to the district competition for America 250, a celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary, according to a notice from the school.

Myles Daybell and Hallie Bulow earned the honor for their artistic creations, which were chosen from many submissions.

The school stated that the students' hard work, creativity, and dedication represent the best of the school community. Both students will move on to the next round of the competition at the district level.

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