National History Day – A Time Tested Experience
Seventh grade students at Lois S. Hornsby Middle School participated in a competition where they completed an in-depth research project on a topic of their choice. After months of investigation, students created a culminating exhibit, paper, website, documentary, or performance. The competition, known as National History Day, develops valuable skills that will last a lifetime. Congratulations to all our students for a job well done, and best wishes to those moving on to the District 6 Virginia History Day Contest!
District 6 Virginia History Day Contest Participants
Student Name | Topic | Project Type |
---|---|---|
Jailah Smith | Racism in the Women’s Suffrage Movement | Exhibit |
Porter Redgate | How the Atomic Bomb Changed Warfare | Exhibit |
Tabatha Campbell | Rosie the Riveter and the Second Wave of Feminism | Exhibit |
Easton Hendrickson Mikey Sandberg Oliver Hayes Ty Smith | Tanks: The Invention that Changed How War Was Fought Forever | Exhibit |
Jocelyn Day Evie Pick Cristian Tucker Adriana Mathias | The Black Death: A Historical Event That Influenced Modern Medicine | Exhibit |
Griffin Harris | The Frontier and Evolution of Motion Pictures | Exhibit |
Sophia Plaskon Robyn Franks | World War II: The War That Changed Women’s Lives Forever | Documentary |
Caroline Schultz Eleanor Davis | A New Frontier: How Valentina Tereshkova Led Women into STEM | Website |
Will Zieger | The Native American Civil Rights Movement: A Transformation of Perspective | Paper |
Riley Yu | Transcontinental Railroad and Chinese workers | Paper |
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