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District Leadership Team
Middle school teams showcased academic skill, collaboration, and quick thinking! As featured in the Year-End Central Office Update
Jefferson County Schools' 2026 Middle School Scholars' Bowl competition featured a double-elimination format with two nine-minute halves per match. Students answered questions spanning a wide range of subjects, including history, science, literature, math, and current events.
White Pine School emerged as the first-place winner, demonstrating outstanding teamwork and academic skill. Congratulations to White Pine School and to all of the participants!
