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Surprise student no ‘amateur’ at district spelling bee

Top 5 at DUSD contest advance to regional competition

Sonoran Heights Middle School student Mohammad Salam was crowned this year’s Dysart Unified School District spelling bee champion on Dec. 4 at the district offices.

Mohammad correctly spelled the winning word, “amateur,” to advance to the regional spelling bee.

The other top five finishers will be joining Mohammad at regionals.

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Surprise student no ‘amateur’ at district spelling bee

Top 5 at DUSD contest advance to regional competition

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Sonoran Heights Middle School student Mohammad Salam was crowned this year’s Dysart Unified School District spelling bee champion on Dec. 4 at the district offices.

Mohammad correctly spelled the winning word, “amateur,” to advance to the regional spelling bee.

The other top five finishers will be joining Mohammad at regionals.

Those students are Emma Rosengren, of Mountain View School; Landon Ellano-Rogers, of Thompson Ranch Elementary School; Leila Bernhauser, of West Point Elementary School; and Kirsten Sanchez, of Marley Park Elementary School.

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