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TC Intermediate Junior Beta wins led by Brax Hyde



2020-01-27 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Maddie Gumm, Marketing Director, Taylor County School District.
Taylor County Intermediate School Junior Beta made a great showing at the State Convention in Louisville. Brax (Abraxas) Hyde, 10-year-old son of David and Shannon Hyde, at left, was the only student in Taylor county to get a first place prize - Champion 4th grade Language Arts. He will go on to compete in Ft. Worth, Texas nationals. Pictured with him are winners Grady Shuffett, 4th Place 5th grade Language Arts; Karly Hayes, 5th Place 4th grade Science; and Allison Shofner, Runner up 4th grade Social Studies. Club Trading Pin 3rd Place; Group Talent Champions. The TCIS Junior Beta Club is sponsored by Mandy Cox and Debbie Gumm. Group Talent was choreographed by Rhonda Yates and Tonya Rogers.


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