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Young Writers Writing Contest

Shout out to 7th through 12th grade students for competing in the Young Writers writing contest! Our students worked hard to create epic mini sagas! 65 Couch students’ mini sagas have been chosen by the Young Writers organization, and these students will have the opportunity to become published authors! We are super proud of these students and their hard work! Once parents/guardians give permission, these students’ mini sagas will be published in Hunted - Tales Of Pursuit!

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Madison Akins, Jake Arnold, Keera Arnold, Nancy Bennett, Katherine Bennett, Abby Bettis, Moriah Brooks, Reilly Brooks, Micheal Brown, Montanna Clark, Kayla Clark, Karlee Clayton, Kotie Clements, Lane Cobb, Chloe Combs, Bonnie Combs, Emma Crowder, Riley Crowder, Bradley Deckard, Taylor Deckard, Braden Deckard, Gabby Dubois, Madison Dubois, Ashlyn Fabrizio, Bradley Fabrizio, Cynthia Frailey, Brandon Fraley, Bailey Grissom, Hunter Grissom, Miley Hampton, Payton Helm, Ryleigh Holmes, Sevryn Johnson, Brendan Kirk, Chelsie Kornegay, Logan Krumenacker, Cassi Lamoreux, Dylan Larsen, Ryan Leonard, Kylee Martin, Caden Massey, Chayton Massey, Tristan Mock, Lance Morey, Maycee Murray, DJ Napue, A’Maya Napue, Hunter Roberts, Dalton Royer, Wyatt Silversmith, TJ Smith, Saphera Smith, Jasmine Stout, Athea Summers, Mia Taylor, Malachi Tippit, Mariyah Turville, Jayson Underwood, Marionna Underwood, Myshell Underwood, Bailey Upshaw, Laney Upshaw, Blake Williams, Kendrick Williams, Nora Williams

Posted Monday, January 29, 2024

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