Kids & Family
Harborfields Students Compete in Spelling Bee
The winner will represent his school in the Scripps National Spelling Program Regional Contest at Hofstra in February.

Submitted by Harborfields Central School District
Thomas J. Lahey Elementary School in the Harborfields Central School District is proud to announce that fifth-grade student Jack Steel won first place in the school’s annual spelling bee.
More than 35 elementary students participated in the spelling bee, all competing for the first-place title and chance to represent their school at a regional competition. Down to the final two competitors, Steel claimed the first place title, while fourth-grade student Caleb Kapen received runner-up.
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Steel will move on to represent his school in the Scripps National Spelling Program Regional Contest at Hofstra University on Sunday, Feb. 8.
Image: Thomas J. Lahey Spelling Bee winner Jack Steel (left) with first runner-up Caleb Kapen (right)
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