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Top row: Joseph Ravan, Carl Lobitz, Mohammad Arammash, Aryn Cooper, and Dandavikranth Reddy
Middle row: Azalfa Lateef, Ishita Thumati, Indirah Canzater, and Almeera Lateef
Bottom row: Saipriya Sairam, Mynyatta McFadden, Lauren Holtslander, and Madison Pobis
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Here are the gold, silver, and bronze medalists:
Latin
Madison Pobis (Latin 4) 1st place
Lauren Holtslander (Latin 3) 1st place
Leah Rahman (Latin 3) 1st place
Johnanthony Hurley (Latin 2) 1st place
Brennan Ravan (Latin 2) 1st place
Ighiwiyisi Omoigui (Latin 4) 2nd place
Sara Wallam (Latin 4) 3rd place
French
Aryn Cooper (French 3) 1st place
Carl Lobitz (French 3) 1st place
Mynyatta McFadden (French 2) 2nd place
Joseph Ravan (French 3) 2nd place
Saipriya Sairam (French 3) 2nd place
Indirah Canzater (French 2) 3rd place
Dandavikranth Reddy (French 3) 3rd place
Rishishankar Suresh (French 3) 3rd place
Spanish
Mohammad Arammash (Spanish 3) 1st place
Destiny Lewis (Spanish 2) 1st place
Priscila Montalvo (Spanish, Native) 1st place
Almeera Lateef (Spanish 4) 2nd place
This is a very competitive contest in which students must recite two poems in Latin, French, or Spanish before a panel of judges. In order to place at all, students must demonstrate excellence in textual accuracy, pronunciation and intonation, interpretation, and smoothness of delivery.
Over 25 schools from South Carolina and Georgia participated in the Latin, French, and Spanish contests this year. Our students did an excellent job representing Spring Valley High School, as well as our school district. Spring Valley exceeded all other Richland Two schools in number of competing students, as well as medals earned.
Please join us in congratulating these students!