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WUSD’s top spellers advance to county spelling bee

Tribune Staff

| January 25, 2022

Printed in the January 26, 2022 edition

Photo courtesy of Winslow Unified School DistrictThe Winslow Unified School District held their spelling bee last week. Champion Aayden Roland of Winslow Junior High School (left) will join runner up Roan Wilke of Washington Elementary School (center) and Livia Palfy of Washington Elementary School (right) at the Navajo County Spelling Bee to be held in Snowflake on Feb. 13. Rounding out the top 10 finishers were (not pictured) Landen Johnson, Magnolia Carey, Josiah Sanchez, Tatum Henling, Lilyana Jones, Ayana Brinkley and Gabriel Gerber.