Eighth Grader Takes Third Place At State National History Day Competition
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Eighth Grader Takes Third Place At State National History Day Competition
Eighth Grader Takes Third Place At State National History Day Competition
Eighth Grader Takes Third Place At State National History Day Competition
Andrew Mouzin
Eighth Grader Takes Third Place At State National History Day Competition
Eighth Grader Takes Third Place At State National History Day Competition
Eighth grader Jimmy O'Connell placed third in the junior paper category in the Missouri National History Day April 24. Jimmy wrote an essay on Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg titled: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Champion for Equality. With his third place finish, Jimmy becomes an alternate to the national competition.