GRACE LUTHERAN STUDENTS EARN TOP 10 FINISHES AT PSIA STATE MEET

  

Students from Grace Lutheran School had an extremely good showing at the State PSIA Meet in Fort Worth.

This past Saturday, over 1,600 students from around Texas came together to compete in a host of academic skills. The event was held on the TCU campus in Fort Worth.

Seven Grace Lutheran students finished in the Top 10 of their events.

TOP 10 FINISHERS

Elias Ogrodowicz placed fourth overall in Music Memory for the 5^th and 6^th Grade

Charles Henderson placed 6^th in Maps, Graphs, and Charts for the 6^th Grade, and also finished in 9^th place for 6^th Grade Spelling 

Everett Ogrodowicz placed 6^th for Music Memory for the 3^rd and 4^th Grade

Elise Ogrodowicz finished in 7^th place for Music Memory for 5^th and 6^th Grade

Augustine Colanter placed 8^th in Ready Writing for the 5^th Grade

Jackson Havers finished 8^th in Ready Writing for the 6^th Grade

Wyatt Tompkins who placed 8^th for Listening Skills for the 4^th and 5^th Grade. 

The Private School Interscholastic Association (PSIA) was founded in 1997, and held their first state competition in 1998 at Baylor University.  It was born out of multiple requests from parents of private and home-schooled students. After moving briefly to SMU, the PSIA state competition has called TCU home since 2001.