Fifty-One Students From Riverside County Advance to National History Day-California Competition
Photo Courtesy of: Craig Petinak
Winning groups from the fourth and fifth grade 2-D Display category at the 2016 Riverside County History Day. Photographed are members of the first place group from North Ridge Elementary School.
Photo Courtesy of: Craig Petinak
The second place group from Vista Heights Middle School. The top Junior Group Performance scholars who competed with performances of original productions they created based on their historical research at the 2016 Riverside County History Day.
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