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Sherry Stewart, left, an Okapilco Elementary teacher, and Lisa Duncan, an Odom Elementary teacher, work with Willie J. Williams Middle student Trey Hancock during the fair. School employees helped students choose topics and develop and polish their projects for presentation, with 90 adult volunteers from the community assisting with the fair. To learn more about the CCHS Technology Fair, visit ccolquitttechfair or call (229) 890-6237. Submitted photo
The sixth annual technology fair was held Jan. 21 at Colquitt County High school and played host to 268 registered students in grades 3-12 across 12 technology-themed categories. The most popular category this year was non-multimedia display, which includes projects like calendars and newsletters. Forty-two projects from the regional fair meet the criteria to compete at the state competition in Macon on March 10. Submitted photo
Willie J Williams seventh grader Uriah Fulghum was the lucky winner of an iPad, donated by CNS. From left are CNS representative Marci Meadows, Fulghum, CNS representative Elvira Gibson and Willie J. Williams Technology club advisor Cindy Walsh. Submitted photo

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February 8, 2012

Anonymous The Moultrie Observer The Moultrie Observer Wed Feb 08, 2012, 10:41 PM EST

MOULTRIE — The sixth annual technology fair was held Jan. 21 at Colquitt County High school and played host to 268 registered students in grades 3-12 across 12 technology-themed categories. The most popular category this year was non-multimedia display, which includes projects like calendars and newsletters. Forty-two projects from the regional fair meet the criteria to compete at the state competition in Macon on March 10.

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