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Westlake High School senior Kyle Yu is heading to the 2018 Varsity National Championships of the United States Geography Olympiad (USGO) in Arlington, Virginia, on April 27 for the third time after earning a perfect score on the written qualifying exam.
The Westlake High School and Lee Burneson Middle School Academic Challenge teams had strong finishes in the national Questions Unlimited Spring 3-2-1 Competition.
Three Westlake High School teachers were selected as 2018 Fund for Teachers Fellows and will spend this summer in field seminars that will support authentic learning.
Two Westlake High School students' creative works are being recognized at the state and national level.
Four Lee Burneson Middle School Robotics Club team members brought home awards in the recent NEOTech Robotics Competition at Kent State University.
A Lee Burneson Middle School seventh-grade student won third place in her age group in the state in the Library of Congress' Letters About Literature Contest.
Westlake High School senior Kate Fulton was named Youth Challenge's Volunteer of the Week.
Westlake High School senior Shawn Walls is the recipient of The Ohio State University's acclaimed Morrill Scholarship Program Excellence Scholarship.
Westlake High School senior Jillian Eddy was named one of five winners of Teen Pitch Tank through the Young Entrepreneur Institute at University School for her build-it-yourself bicycle anchor lock invention.
Three Lee Burneson Middle School teams came home with awards from the Greater Cleveland Council of Teachers of Mathematics competition at Lake Ridge Academy in North Ridgeville.
Westlake High School senior Selma Babiker is the recipient of The Ohio State University's acclaimed Morrill Scholarship Program Excellence Scholarship.
Westlake High School junior Ella Gray scored a perfect 36 on the ACT exam.
Westlake High School senior Shawn Walls earned the National Speech and Debate Association's Academic All American Award.
Four Westlake City School District teachers received federal grants to attend the Northeast Ohio ACHIEVE program through the University of Akron.
Hilliard Elementary School's second-grade classes used their study of business and charities to take up a collection for the Elyria Friendship APL.