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Geography Bee

The annual Geography Bee, held in the Fall, is a competition open to all grade levels.

A world map is projected on the screen in the Auditorium. Students use a laser pointer to identify named countries, from Algeria to Zimbabwe. Students in the audience receive maps to play along silently.

The winning student gets a cash prize!

History teachers can pick up to 2 of their students to participate. Interested students should let their History teacher know.

The final 15 contestants are selected on the Try-out day.

Fall 2026 Geography Bee

Try-outs: Wednesday, September 23, at lunch in Room 45

Competition: Friday, September 25

  • Period 3: Round 1
  • Period 4: Round 2, to determine the winner

Prize for the winner: $35

International Dance Contest

Each year we have a dance contest at the same event. The winner is awarded $5.00.

International Dance Contest

Geography Bee Winners

2026: Jasper Scoates, 7th grade

2026 winner Jasper Scoates

2025: Louis France Revilla, 7th grade

Louis France Revilla and family

2024: Noah Escobar-Cuellar, 7th grade

Noah Escobar-Cuellar and his parents

2023: Eric Neylim, 8th grade

 Eric Neylim

2022: Finn Williams, 6h grade

Finn Williams, 2022 Geography Bee winner

2021: not announced

2020: not announced

2019: not announced

2018: Bryan Salinas

Bryan Salinas, 2018 Geography Bee winner

Norwegian Soccer Star Erling Haaland (2026)

Student Aleph Hernandez Roth dressed as Haaland at the 2026 Bee and Dance Contest.

Aleph is flanked by Sixth Grade President Owen Sharma and Sixth Grade Vice President Carter Reichwald.

Aleph Hernandez Roth as Erling Haaland

 

Let's Make a Deal (2024)

The students in charge of shuffling continent cards behind their backs dressed up the wacky costumes inspired by the "Let's Make A Deal" TV show.

wacky costumes