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KERALITE
                                                                                                               2018




                                              KIDS ACHIEVEMENTS







                                                                      Megan Joby Mangalathet

                                                             KCCNA CONVENTION-2018- “KALATHILAKAM”

                                                             Megan Joby Mangalathet (10 yrs) daughter of Joby & Manju
                                                             Mangalathet from Detroit, Michigan has won the individual
                                                             overall championship, “KALATHILAKAM” title at the  13th KCCNA
                                                             Convention held in CNN Center, Atlanta  from July 19-22, 2018.
                                                             Megan secured the “Kalathilakam” title by winning first place in
                                                             solo vocal, folk dance, fancy dress and second place in elocution.
                                                             Megan also won the 1st runner up prize in the Knanaya Little
                                                             Princess Contest 2018. She is a fourth grade student at Four
                                                             Corners Montessori in Madison Heights, Michigan. Megan is a
                    student of “Abhinaya School of Dance” and has been a disciple of Guru Dhanya Kumar Rao (Mrs. Vani) in
                    Bharathanatyam for the past 5 years.
                    Megan’s older sister Christeen was the ‘Kalathilakam’ at the KCCNA Convention 2014 held in Chicago. Younger
                    sister is Helen.



                                             Rahul Prabhakar


                                             Rahul Prabhakar, a freshman at University of Detroit Jesuit High School, along with
                                             his RoboCubs teammates qualified for the 2018 State Robotics Championship
                                             conducted by FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition in Science and Technology).
                                             The robotics competition conducted by FIRST is world famous attracting kids from
                                             China, Japan, Korea etc. and is very competitive.  Michigan schools are the leaders
                                             when it comes to Robotics with having a record 500 plus chapters and is the
                                             largest in the world.  During the course of their successful year, the RoboCubs won
                                             several team accolades such as
                                               Creativity Award from Xerox    Prestigious Entrepreneurship Award from FIRST
                                               Innovation Control Award from Rockwell Automation.

                                             Teamwork, creativity  and building partnership are the key for the team’s success.
                                             RoboCubs are planning to build on this success to achieve more next year.





                                                 Neya Sathish

                                                 Destination Imagination

                                                 Elementary Team, Improv Category
                                                 Regionals & State 1st place
                                                 Globals, 9th place





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