Photos: High school students flex academic muscles at UW-Green Bay this week
It’s a competition that dates back decades, and for the last two years, UW-Green Bay has had the privilege of hosting. The 2019 Academic Competition brought more than 375 competitors from 15 Northeast Wisconsin schools to the Green Bay Campus on Tuesday, April 9. Students were accompanied by 50 high school teachers who served as academic team coaches. Teams competed in one of four subject areas — English language arts, math, science and social studies. UW-Green Bay K-12 Relations staff from UW-Green Bay’s Division of Continuing Education and Community Engagement planned the event.
“We are pleased to work with area high schools to provide a venue for high school students to flex their academic muscles and engage with UW-Green Bay faculty,” said Crystal Williams, program specialist for the Division.
“We also want to acknowledge the UW-Green Bay faculty that helped with question writing and scoring: Rebecca Nesvet, Jennifer Ronsman, Paul Emmett, Tara DaPra, Woo Jeon, Mark Norfleet, Vince Lowery, Aaron Weinschenk, Daniel Kallgren, Melvin Johnson, Amanda Nelson, Jeremy Intemann, Brian Welsch and Uwe Pott. Scoring assistance was also provided by UW-Green Bay students Lori Noto, Amanda Trudeau, Megan Schoenauer, Scott Owen, Tyler Klackner and Rachel Rabas. Volunteers from the Division of Continuing Education and Community Engagement helped to ensure the night of the competition was a success. This long-time event wouldn’t be made possible without their contribution and support!”
The final results of the night:
English Language Arts
First place – De Pere
Second place – Bay Port
Third Place – West De Pere
Fourth Place – Green Bay Southwest
Math (tie for 1st and 3rd)
Tie for first place – West De Pere A and Southwest A
Tie for third place – Green Bay East A and Ashwaubenon A
Science
First place – Preble
Second place – Bay Port
Third place – Ashwaubnenon A
Fourth place – Southwest A
Social Studies
First place – West De Pere A
Second place – Southwest A
Third place – Pulaski
Fourth place – Ashwaubenon
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– Photos by Daniel Moore and Tessa Tilot
