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Rockingham Rockets win at virtual Junior Beta convention

Rockingham Middle's Gabby Lutz was awarded third place in Grade 8 English at the National Jr. Beta Convention.
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Rockingham Middle School congratulates the following Rockets for placing in the following categories at the virtual National Junior Beta Convention:

  • Gabrielle Lutz – Grade 8 English, Third place
  • Tristan Bullard – Grade 6, Science, 10th place
  • Cole Thrower -Grade 6, Social Studies, 10th place
  • Rapid Response team -Joe Parsons, Lily Wilson, Cash Monroe, Abbie Player, Jack Hawkins, 10th Place

Students invited to compete at Nationals must first have placed in the top three in their respective categories at the state-level Beta convention; North Carolina’s state convention was held in February. The National Competition was slated for June in Fort Worth, Texas, but was moved to a virtual format to ensure the safety of all participants.

More than 12,000 fourth through eighth graders across the country competed virtually in the National Junior Beta Convention.

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The National Beta Club is the largest independent, non-profit, educational youth organization in America, with more than 500,000 active members and more than 8,750 clubs nationally and internationally. The organization’s goal is to promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students.

Congratulations to these Rockets and all our RMS Beta Club representatives on their achievements! Excelsior!



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