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Some students learn history by reading what’s already been written. Others learn it by asking their own questions and building something from the ground up.
At the @nhdcontest State Competition in the @universityofscranton on April 25 and 26, students from Reynolds Middle School did exactly that. After months of research, writing, revision, and performance, two projects earned top placements and will now advance to the 2026 National History Day National Contest on Thursday, June 18, at the Xfinity Center at the @univofmaryland, College Park.
1st Place: Group Performance Junior Division
Project Title: Her Side of History
Students: Penelope Whetstone, Isabella Sedano-Perez, Annabelle Valentin, Hadley Schuller
2nd Place: Individual Performance Junior Division
Project Title: The Tragic Death of Malvin Lewis Brown
Student: Frederick Eshleman
For Dr. Testa, who has been teaching for more than two decades, this moment carries added meaning. This is the first time in his career that students have advanced to the national competition.
Congratulations Raiders and best of luck on the national stage! rms_raiders
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