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The annual Fairchild Challenge presented a; variety
         pf Options and this year, more than  150 schools;
         participated.
        The Montessori, Primary and Intermediate sohopts
        submitted artwork in the form of beautiful blooms
        and wrote poetry about flowers. Out o f the many
        participants, Fairchild acknowledged and awarded
        Carrollton'S Montessori garden with a special merit for
        outstanding teamwork. Third grader Cecilia Mestre
        won first place for her poem The Flower That Could
        Glow. Charlotte Leigh and Elizabeth Wooster's art
        work of orchid blooms were chosen to be auctioned
        at Fairchild Gardens. Lucia Pineiro and Ivelyn Harris
        received Second and Third Place respectively for their
        "Beautiful Blooms" Art Challenge entries.

        More than 40,300 students in 70 Schools participated
        in the Middle School Challenge this year, and
        Carrollton, which took part in every option, won a
        Bronze Award" and $250 towards our next ecological
       project. The 6th Grade received a special merit award
       for  best acting by lead performers,” for the original skit
       "The Last of my Species."  Samara Rplle, Marika Boink,
       Irene Calvo, Angelica Gonzalez, Erika Haderer, Sarah
       Busse, Bella Gonzalez, and Ms. Lizetie Gomez were
       singled out for their outstanding acting.

       Mrs. Styrsky and Sabrina  lamamos wore recognized as
       environmental role models for our school, receiving a
       plant, a certificate, and a medal.
       High School students participated in numerous
       challenges this year, including: the Environmental
       Immersion Day at Biscayne National Park, the botanical
       fashion show, and other projects which included
       stormscaping, research papers, sculpture and more.
       Mrs. Rodriguez s drama class won second place for
      their performance, 'The Plight of the Elephants."
      Sophomore Marianna Dorta's research, paper on "Earth
      Week,  1971" received special merit for thoughtful and
      thorough research. Sophomore Zelmira Rizo-Patron
      also received special merit for the lifelike display in her
      drawing of a bougainvillea. Juniors Ashley Alvarez and
      Alessandra Sousa received special merit for the creative
      use of organics in their cake ball recipe.
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