More than 300 high school students recently participated in Columbia State Community College’s annual High School Competition when students from 17 southern Middle Tennessee high schools competed in 18 different academic areas, including creative writing, vocal performance, algebra and sociology...
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More than 300 high school students recently participated in Columbia State Community College’s annual High School Competition when students from 17 southern Middle Tennessee high schools competed in 18 different academic areas, including creative writing, vocal performance, algebra and sociology.
“It was great seeing so many young and thoughtful students compete in various academic disciplines,” said Jessica Evans, Columbia State instructor of English.
Dating back to the 1980s, the competition continues to focus on humanities disciplines and has since added math components.