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Wylie ISD proves they’ve got talent!

by | Apr 12, 2017 | Education

Wylie’s Got Talent winners from the April 1 show at Wylie East included, front row from left to right, Camille Benton – Harrison Intermediate 1st Place winner, Ellie Beth Eason – Draper Intermediate 3rd Place winner, Peyton Moore- WHS 2nd Place winner, Julia Hodges – Cooper Jr High 2nd place winner, Indyee Birckbichler – Davis Intermediate 3rd place winner, Nailah Echols – George Bush Elementary 3rd place winner, Shelby Rigell – George Bush Elementary 3rd place winner, Danielle Evang – George Bush Elementary 3rd place winner, Alexis Pitzaferro – Birmingham Elementary 1st place winner and Keira Hodges – Whitt Elementary 2nd place winner. (Courtesy Jamie Hodges)

 

By Brooke Hoffard

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Wylie students proved they really do have talent after a school-wide talent competition Saturday, April 1.

Initial auditions were held March 18. From there, 46 students were selected to dance and sing, while others performed comedy routines or were part of a drum line.

For the full story see the April 12 issue and the e-Edition at https://www.etypeservices.com/Wylie%20NewsID245/default.aspx

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