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This morning our Outreach Director John Garner (@m

This morning our Outreach Director John Garner (@mrgarnersworld) is traveling through Alabama visiting schools and Boards of Education to get more schools competing with International Academic Competitions. If you would like to learn more about how to get your whole school or district involved in our competitions, please email mailto:john@iacompetitions.com to set up a meeting!
#quizbowl #historybee #sciencebee #geographybee #historybowl

this week 100 years ago Wyoming elected the first

this week 100 years ago Wyoming elected the first female Governor. Nellie Tayloe Ross was elected Governor in a special election to succeed the man who replaced her husband as Governor after his death in 1924. While she lost reelection two years later, she remained active in politics, later becoming the first female director of the US Mint under FDR.
#womenshistorywednesday #quizbowl

In the US it’s Election Day, so we’re going to

In the US it’s Election Day, so we’re going to take a look at traditions in other countries for elections…
For example…did you know that in Australia, after you vote, the newest tradition is to get a “democracy sausage”, or a sausage wrapped in white bread, around your polling place? Since voting is on a Saturday and compulsory, schools and churches that are polling places use this as a fundraiser for various programs at their schools, and it is often the largest fundraiser of the year for community groups. This term became the 2016 Australian Word of the Year by the Australian National Dictionary Centre.
If you are one of our international competitors, what are some voting day traditions in your area?
#electiontraditions #triviatuesday #historybee #quizbowl

Monday Tournament Round Up Check out the great pho

Monday Tournament Round Up Check out the great photos that came in from the Atlanta Metro Fall Regionals! Special thanks to @mrgarnersworld for sending these in! To see the live statistics from the tournaments, visit https://www.iacompetitions.com/elementary-middle-school-regional-results/, and to see when we are coming to your area, visit https://www.iacompetitions.com/registration to register!

These just in from the Seoul Fall History Bee and

These just in from the Seoul Fall History Bee and Bowl!! If you are in Asia and looking for a tournament, visit https://iacompetitionsasia.com to find one near you!
#international #historybee #historybowl

Where else would we kick off our in person Nationa

Where else would we kick off our in person National Science, History and Geography Tournament season other than at River Trail Middle School in Georgia? Longtime teacher and coach Scott Fowler has directed more regional finals than anyone, and River Trail has also hosted the most!
Scott now works as our Regional Coordinator of tournaments for our National Science, History and Geography bees, having booked 79 tournaments around the country for this season so far!
His beautiful wife Traci has served as his Assistant Tournament Director in Chicago, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Nebraska, and Harrison the dog has been known to make a cameo at tournaments as well.
#staffspotlight #familyfriday #tournament #quizbowl

Hey Nashville! We need readers for our upcoming No

Hey Nashville! We need readers for our upcoming November 16th tournament! If you want a chance to earn some money, follow the link in the image and apply today!
#nashville #hiring #readers #quizbowl @ilovequizbowl

To add some spooky info to your trivia repertoire,

To add some spooky info to your trivia repertoire, let’s take a look at the author Mary Shelley. She wrote Frankenstein in 1818 when she was only 19 years old! The book was first published anonymously and it was generally assumed to be written by her husband, Percy Bysshe Shelley, until it was published under her own name in 1831. Shelley’s work is often seen as the prime example of horror or Gothic fiction, and she is often seen as the mother of the genre.
Happy Halloween to those who celebrate! May you get many treats and no tricks!
#outsidetheboxthursday #teensinhistory #halloween

This week for Women's History Wednesday, we want t

This week for Women's History Wednesday, we want to highlight those early voting pioneers!

Lydia Taft, was the first woman to legally vote in Colonial America in 1756 (proxy vote on behalf of dead husband and not yet adult son). Her vote was the deciding vote on whether her town would support the French and Indian War!

#voting #getoutthevote #womenshistorywednesday #girlpower

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This weekend we had two amazing tournaments: for t

This weekend we had two amazing tournaments: for the National History Bee and Bowl we had the DC Fall Regional, and for the National Science, History and Geography Bee we kicked off the season with the first online tournament!
In DC, Georgetown Day School (@gds.quizbowl @gdshoppers) hosted 35 bowl teams and 36 bee players from the Maryland, DC and Virginia area, with Thomas Jefferson’s A team @tjhsstqb winning in Varsity and Richard Montgomery rmhs_mainoffice taking second. For JV Trinity Christian took the top prize while Centennial High’s B team took second. In the Middle School division, Katherine Johnson’s @kjmsfcps A team took top honors with a perfect 5-0 record, and the host Georgetown Day took the runner-up spot.
In the Bees, Georgetown Day’s Ben Hellman took Gold in Varsity, with Poolesville’s @poolesvillehistorybowl Asher Lyons and Nicholas Cabrera claiming silver and bronze respectively. In the Junior Varsity division, it was Nam Dang from Richard Montgomery taking top prize, with Matthew Morgan from Trinity Christian winning silver and Sahil Prasad from Centennial @centennialhs taking bronze. Middle School had a good turn out as well, with Connor Hardey of Great Bridge Middle School @greatbridgemid greatbridgemid at the top of the podium, Sauren Kwatra taking silver for Katherine Johnson Middle, and Georgetown Day’s Cadel Behbahani claiming bronze.

Well done to all players this weekend!

To see all results, visit https://www.iacompetitions.com/varsity-junior-varsity-regional-results/!
For those looking for results for the first National Science, History and Geography online tournament of the season, stay tuned, and watch https://www.iacompetitions.com/elementary-middle-school-regional-results/#24-25 for updates as they get verified!

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