— Gainesville Independent School District students recently participated in spelling bees at their schools.
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GISD second graders competed in a recent spelling bee. The county-wide spelling contest is set for 2:30 p.m., Feb. 13 at the district’s central administration building in Gainesville. Courtesy photo
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These GISD third graders recently competed in a spelling bee. Spelling contests held throughout the district will culminate in a county-wide spelling competition set for Feb. 13 at the school's central administration building. Courtesy photo
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Second grade GISD spelling winners are, left to right, Devin Johnson, first place; Nolan Gardner, second place and Aidan Kirchenbauer, third place. The contest went 17 rounds and Devin spelled the word "pineapple” to win the championship. Courtesy photo
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Third grade winners in a recent GISD spelling bee are, left to right, Aedan Kemp, first place; Caden Myers, second place; and Kayden Luscomb, third place. The contest went 21 rounds and Aedan spelled the word “conclude” to win the championship. The district spelling bee is set for 6 p.m., Jan. 24 at the GISD Central Administration building. See page 2A for more spelling bee photos. Courtesy photo
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