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Local students place nationally in prestigious history competition

Sammamish, WALocal News

Three middle school students from Sammamish have achieved remarkable success by placing in the top 10 nationally at this year's National History Day competition. This event allows students to engage deeply with historical research and present significant historical themes. Their achievement showcases their commitment to academic excellence and the support from their schools and teachers. In a competitive field, these students stood out with their exceptional skills, highlighting the educational strengths of the Sammamish community. Their success not only fosters a spirit of inquiry among local youth but also emphasizes the importance of history education in shaping informed citizens, enhancing the reputation of their schools.

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