Congratulations to the wonderful students who participated in the 2018 Tenacity Challenge held at Bedford High School.
The Tenacity Challenge competition consisted of four events centered around the theme of tenacity and leadership.
Eyssa Benhida
Christina Charmant
Oluwamayowa (Maya) Ariyo
Martello Cesar
Sasha Ford Festi
Aida Gachago
Tatiana Hawkins
Lelia Kiddu
Genevieve Kugonza
Dylan Lechner
Max Lechner
Amelia Murphy
Dorothy Mulo
Cindy Nshuti Niyonzima
Rayna Paul
Benjamin Ramirez
Winnie Sekyaya
Kayla Summerville
Cheyenne Watson
Kenan Wilson
Halleluia Zeyohannes
The Tenacity Challenge competition consisted of four events centered around the theme of tenacity and leadership.
- Science and Math Quiz Bowl Challenge (Physics, Chemistry, Algebra I, Geometry)
- Latino and African-American Literature Response Challenge (Filmed Performance of a Creative Response, Accompanied by a Rationale)
- History Argument Challenge (Team will research and argue a position before a panel of judges)
- Tenacity Mural Challenge- artistic creation completed prior to the competition date and displayed at the competition.
Eyssa Benhida
Christina Charmant
Oluwamayowa (Maya) Ariyo
Martello Cesar
Sasha Ford Festi
Aida Gachago
Tatiana Hawkins
Lelia Kiddu
Genevieve Kugonza
Dylan Lechner
Max Lechner
Amelia Murphy
Dorothy Mulo
Cindy Nshuti Niyonzima
Rayna Paul
Benjamin Ramirez
Winnie Sekyaya
Kayla Summerville
Cheyenne Watson
Kenan Wilson
Halleluia Zeyohannes
The wonderful day ended with an inspiring talk from
Former Executive Director, White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans, David J. Johns. He is the former executive director of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans. The Initiative works across federal agencies and with partners and communities nationwide to produce a more effective continuum of education programs for African American students
Former Executive Director, White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans, David J. Johns. He is the former executive director of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans. The Initiative works across federal agencies and with partners and communities nationwide to produce a more effective continuum of education programs for African American students
Special thanks to Principal Mark Sullivan, Todd Whitten, Social Studies Department Chair, Abigail Abbott, Martha Simon, School Committee member, Carlton Williams, ACLU, and Patricia Tilburg, Professor at Davidson University, for helping the students prepare for the challenge.
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