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Paola High School journalism students recently fared well at a regional contest and hope to earn more honors at a state contest in May.

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Paola High School journalism students recently fared well at a regional contest and hope to earn more honors at a state contest in May.
PAOLA — Several Paola High School journalism students earned awards at a recent regional contest, and the young journalists are now hoping to win more honors at a state contest in May.
The Kansas Scholastic Press Association announced its regional contest results last week.
“We had almost all of the entries place at regionals to compete in state this May,” said BriAnne Chayer, PHS journalism instructor.
Senior Lily Woolsey was a first-place winner in Yearbook Sports Writing, and senior Addison Smith was a first-place winner in Yearbook Theme and Graphics.
Others who placed at the regional contest were:
Senior Managing Editor Brian McCauley can be reached at (913) 294-2311 or [email protected].
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