Proficient Reading:
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Distinguished Reading:
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Proficient Math:
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Distinguished Math:
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Lafayette Students Excel in 2025 Japanese Contest
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Lafayette Students Excel in 2025 Japanese Contest
Misha Gregory
Lafayette High School students competed in the region’s 12th annual Japanese Speech/Skit Presentation Contest in late March. Congratulations to all!
Speech
Level 1: 1st place – “My Family” by Misha Gregory
Level 2: 2nd place – “Japanese Language, Culture, and Myself” by Lily Fields
Skit
From left: Wyatt Howard, Abigail Hughes, and Trevor Agent
2nd place – “Find Godzilla!” by Ellyana Brown
3rd place – "Snow Witch" by Trevor Agent, Layna Bush, Julian Dziubla, Wyatt Howard, and Abigail Hughes
The contest is open to students learning Japanese in Kentucky, West Virginia, and Tennessee. The Madison County Public Library in Richmond hosted this year’s participants. For questions, please reach out to Japanese instructor Mariko Barnes at Lafayette.