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Making History: Molino Park Students Recognized At County History Fair
March 3, 2010
Several Molino Park Elementary School students were recognized during the recent Escambia County History Fair.
“We were so proud of our students,” said Ester Robinson, fourth grade teacher. “All of our 4th grade students participating in the History Fair worked hard on their projects.”
The following Molino Park Elementary School students were recognized:
Elementary Individual Exhibits
- 2nd Place Kyle Lovell (Garrett Morgan Project)
- Honorable Mention: Hunter Rogers (Jackie Robinson Project)
African American Heritage Awards, Individual Elementary
- 1st Place: Kyle Lovell
- 2nd Place: Carson Lowery
- 3rd Place: Hunter Rogers
African American Heritage Awards, Group Elementary
- Sabra Stewart & Devin Abrams (African American Women: Seeds of Greatness Project)
The Holly Benson Women’s History Award
- Elementary: Carson Lowery (Harriet Tubman Project)
Historical Exhibit Awards: Elementary
- 2nd Place: Kyle Lovell
Escambia County Council of PTA/PTSA Awards
- Sabra Stewart
- Devin Abrams
T. T. Wentworth Museum Best in Show Awards
- Kyle Lovell
- Hunter Rogers
Pictured: Molino Park Students participating in the recent Escambia County History Fair were: (front L-R) Devin Abrams and Sabra Stewart; (back L-R) Kyle Lovell, Carson Lowery, Hunter Rogers, and Ali Carter. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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7 Responses to “Making History: Molino Park Students Recognized At County History Fair”
I kept thinking I had missed something in my last post. And going back I realize now what it was. Congrats to ALL of our Molino Park History Fair winners! I was very proud to be there watching all of you be recognized for your hard work. Keep it up! Laura
Way To Go Ali!
Devin, we are very proud of you and Sabra…you represented Molino Park well!!! Your hard work paid off. Thanks, Mrs. Robinson for all that you do for the students of Molino Park.
Carsen, we are all so proud of you!! You did a great job on your project and representing your school! Keep up the good work! Your teachers obviously did a great job guiding you!
Way to go Guys!
Keep up the good work, and set a positive example to all the younger children!!
Thanks so much Mrs. Robinson, your time & effort really shows!
Sabra, You and Devin worked so very hard on your project. Daddy, Aunt Nelda, and I are soooooooo very proud of you! Many hours after school were spent making your project the very best! Thank you to Mrs. Robinson for staying after and guiding them. WTG! Devin and Sabra!!! Mom
I am SO proud of you guys. I know how much work goes into these projects. Keep up the good work! Way to go Mrs. Robinson!