Catholic Holy Spirit Campus announces Spelling Bee Winners

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s Holy Spirit Campus recently held their school spelling bee.  Natalie Ajmal, a fourth grade student, was the winner of the school bee and the runner-up was Zach Izer, a sixth grade student.  Natalie correctly spelled MAGMA for the win.  As part of the Scripp’s National Spelling Bee competition,  Natalie represented Montgomery Catholic’s Holy Spirit at the Montgomery County Spelling Bee on February 1.
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Pictured:  Montgomery Catholic’s Holy Spirit Campus Spelling Bee winner Natalie Ajmal with runner-up Zach Izer and school principal Mr. Matthew Monson after the school Spelling Bee.
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