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Silver Lake Middle School History Bee

April 22, 2022 By Deborah Anderson, Express Staff

Matthew MacKenzie
7th Grade Social Studies teacher
Special to The Express

Recently, the History Bee returned to Silver Lake Regional Middle School as students participated in both a classroom level and schoolwide level competition.

The student competitors set the bar high for the event and were able to answer many challenging questions.

Twenty-six classroom level champions came together to compete for the title of SLRMS History Bee Champion. After eight solid rounds of competition it came down to Peter Bohmbach and Nathan Campbell. They went back and forth for a couple rounds but in the end, Nathan Campbell of the 8-3 All Stars won out with the correct answer to a challenging question.

Below are the results of the school level history bee.

1st: Nathan Campbell (8-3 All Stars)

2nd: Peter Bohmbach (8-3 All Stars)

3rd: Thomas Powers (8-1 Seekers)

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