| St. Paul Lutheran School Pictures |
| St. Paul Lutheran School admits students of any race, color, or national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. |
Amanda Dellinger, a sixth grader at St. Paul's
Lutheran School, is pictured with the awards that
she won at the North Central District Science Fair
in Marion on March 15. Amanda received a
superior rating on her science fair project “How is
the Quality of Soil Affected by the Soil’s
Management” at her school’s science fair. This
qualified her to go on to the district contest. There
she received a certificate of merit for outstanding
achievement in applying the scientific method in
studies of ecology, earth science, or environmental
sciences, a trophy for “Best Earth and Space
Science” project, and a certificate for the best
female project in the geosciences. Amanda is the
daughter of Wayne and Melanie Dellinger of
Marysville.
Lutheran School, is pictured with the awards that
she won at the North Central District Science Fair
in Marion on March 15. Amanda received a
superior rating on her science fair project “How is
the Quality of Soil Affected by the Soil’s
Management” at her school’s science fair. This
qualified her to go on to the district contest. There
she received a certificate of merit for outstanding
achievement in applying the scientific method in
studies of ecology, earth science, or environmental
sciences, a trophy for “Best Earth and Space
Science” project, and a certificate for the best
female project in the geosciences. Amanda is the
daughter of Wayne and Melanie Dellinger of
Marysville.
| SCIENCE FAIR ACHIEVEMENT |
Students from St. Paul's Lutheran School proudly wear the T-shirts and display their
certificates they earned by taking part in the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Math-A-
Thon. Through their effort a total of $1969.04 was raised to help with research for childhood
diseases such as cancer at St. Jude’s. Students raised this money by obtaining sponsors for the
number of math problems completed in special workbooks provided by St. Jude.
certificates they earned by taking part in the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Math-A-
Thon. Through their effort a total of $1969.04 was raised to help with research for childhood
diseases such as cancer at St. Jude’s. Students raised this money by obtaining sponsors for the
number of math problems completed in special workbooks provided by St. Jude.
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