Congratulations to the following students who competed at the State NHD Contest in Madison on May 3.

A special congratulations to Kong, who earned a spot as the First Alternate in the Individual Website category! Congratulations!

View their projects by clicking the links below.

Group Exhibits:

• Zander Clements, Levi Stark, and Walker Langrehr - The Transcontinental Railroad

• Jaycee Michek and Lily Mercer - Jesse Owens

• Brenna Dietrich and Madison Nichols - The Radium Girls

Individual Exhibits:

• Kiera Cavadini - Prohibition

Group Websites:

• Madison Bass, Alivia Anderson, Jordan Sackmaster, and Jade Robinson - The Importance of Family Consumer Sciences (FCS)

Individual Websites:

• Kong Meng Yang - The Incarceration of the Japanese

• Kaylee Grant - The Enabling Act

Papers:

• Julianne Thielker - Belle Case La Follette

Click here to view the overall results of the NHD State Contest.

The following projects will have the opportunity to compete at the State NHD Contest at UW-Madison on May 3. Congratulations!

See their projects linked below with everyone who competed at the Local Contest level.

Group Exhibits:

• 1st Place: Zander Clements, Levi Stark, and Walker Langrehr - The Transcontinental Railroad

• 2nd Place: Jaycee Michek and Lily Mercer - Jesse Owens

• 3rd Place: Brenna Dietrich and Madison Nichols - The Radium Girls

• Alternate: Arnold Nicolai, Brady Peterson, and Preston Buehler - Japanese Internment Camps

Individual Exhibits:

• 3rd Place: Kiera Cavadini - Prohibition

• Alternate: Autumn Everson - The Carlisle Indian Industrial School

Group Websites:

• 1st Place: Madison Bass, Alivia Anderson, Jordan Sackmaster, and Jade Robinson - The Importance of Family Consumer Sciences (FCS)

Individual Websites:

• 1st Place: Kong Meng Yang - The Incarceration of the Japanese

• 2nd Place: Kaylee Grant - The Enabling Act

Papers:

• 2nd Place: Julianne Thielker - Belle Case La Follette

• Alternate: Steven Nelson - The Right and Responsibilities of The Cuban Missile Crisis

The following projects will have the opportunity to compete at the Regional NHD Contest at UW-La Crosse on March 12. Congratulations!

See their projects linked below with everyone who competed at the Local Contest level.

Group Exhibits:

• Jaycee Michek and Lily Mercer - Jesse Owens

• Brenna Dietrich and Madison Nichols - The Radium Girls

• Olivia Brokopp and Ally Boatwright - The Black Power Salute at the 1968 Olympics

• Arnold Nicolai, Brady Peterson, and Preston Buehler - Japanese Internment Camps

• Zander Clements, Levi Stark, and Walker Langrehr - The Transcontinental Railroad

Group Exhibit Runners-Up:

• Addison Hamilton and Allyson Meacham - Martin Luther King Jr. 

Individual Exhibits:

• Brielle Huffman - The 19th Amendment

• Daymen Schaub - The Dakota War of 1862

• Charlotte Gollnick - Night Witches

• Kiera Cavadini - Prohibition

• Autumn Everson - The Carlisle Indian Industrial School

Individual Exhibit Runners-Up:

• Liam Elsen - Guernica

• Chloe Bellock - The Vietnam War Draft

Group Websites:

• Abby Lexa and September Harris - The Family and Medical Leave Act

• Madison Bass, Alivia Anderson, Jordan Sackmaster, and Jade Robinson - The Importance of Family Consumer Sciences (FCS)

• Addyson Harris and Addyson Lydon - Women in the Workforce

• Blaise Piper and Sawyer Jacobson - LPGA

Individual Websites:

• Aubree Gilbertson - The Red Summer - 1919 Race Riots in America

• Kong Meng Yang - The Incarceration of the Japanese

• Grace Haag - The Witch’s Impact

• Owen Larson - The 1967 Milwaukee Riot

• Kaylee Grant - The Enabling Act

Individual Websites Runners-Up:

• Leah Langrehr - The Effects of the Kent State Massacre

• Marin Gasper - The Second Wave of Feminism

Papers:

• Steven Nelson - The Right and Responsibilities of The Cuban Missile Crisis

• Julianne Thielker - Belle Case La Follette

• Sarah Adams - Native American Boarding Schools

• Caleb Caspersen - The Atomic Bomb

Click on the links below to read each student's paper.

• Caleb Caspersen - The Atomic Bomb

• Sarah Adams - Native American Boarding Schools

• Julianne Thielker - Belle Case La Follette

• Steven Nelson - The Rights and Responsibilities of the Cuban Missile Crisis

Click on the links below to view the students' websites.

Individual Websites

• Mason Austin - Jackie Robinson

• Marin Gasper - The Second Wave of Feminism

• Aubree Gilbertson - The Red Summer - 1919 Race Riots in America

• Kaylee Grant - The Enabling Act

• Grace Haag - The Witch's Impact

• Rebekah Justinger - The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum

• Leah Langrehr - The Effects of the Kent State Massacre

• Owen Larson - The 1967 Milwaukee Riot

• Zaidyn Ostrem - Jackie Robinson

• Daytona Owen - The Treaty of Prairie du Chien

• Gwenna Rahzen - The Juvenile Justice System (1970s)

• Alex Sampson - Russian Revolution of 1917

• Kendall Stephenson - African American Rights After the Civil War

• Kong Meng Yang - The Incarceration of the Japanese

• Kiara Plaza Collado - Chernobyl (Slideshow)

Group Websites

• Addyson Harris, Addyson Lydon - Women in the Workforce

• Paxton Pfaff, Keaton Delao, Aaron Brickl - Weapons and Tactics of the Vietnam War: Were They Ethical?

• Madison Bass, Alivia Anderson, Jade Robinson, Jordan Sackmaster - The Importance of FCS

• Landon Skrede, Alex Felch - The U.S. Olympic Dream Team

• Abby Lexa, September Harris - The Family and Medical Leave Act

• Blaise Piper, Sawyer Jacobson - LPGA

Scroll through the image carousels to see the students' exhibits.