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Newburyport News
Newburyportnews.com
April 20, 2012
NHS students prove 'Everybody has a story'
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NEWBURYPORT — Newburyport High School students will join high schoolers from across the state in telling their stories at the second annual regional Scholarship Story Slam in Boston. The slam takes place Saturday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at City Year headquarters in Boston.
StoriesLive is a program tailored to teach 11th- and 12th-grade students oral presentation and personal narrative skills that can help them when applying to college or seeking a job. Students share meaningful, personal stories in a fun, interactive forum while meeting many of the standards found in the core curriculum language arts frameworks.
Newburyport students, who had to compete for a spot in the regionals, will face off against contestants from Andover, Everett, Lynn Classical, Chelsea and Revere high schools, Boston Latin Academy, the Humanities and Development Leadership High School in Lawrence and South Community High School in Worcester.
Last year's launch of the StoriesLive program saw more than 1,000 high-school students from the state introduced to the art of storytelling through the StoriesLive curriculum and the first-ever intramural high-school story slam, which awarded more than $5,000 in scholarship funds to five winners. This year, the group hopes to award at least another $5,000 in scholarships.
StoriesLive is funded by a grant from Mass Humanities for the second year in a row. The program received a unanimous vote to fully fund its 2012 season.
For more information, visit http://massmouth.org/storieslive/501-2/.
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StoriesLive® 2013:
Sophomores:
Annemarie DeMarco-Alfama - 1st place
Kenny Le & Moises Caraballo - Runner-ups
Juniors:
Latisha Joujute - 1st place
Stephen Carlin & Henry Chavez - Runner-Ups
Kristen Ruffin - Audience Choice
Seniors:
Nico Luisi - 1st Place
Moises Ramirez & Vance Crayton - Runner-ups
Theodore Biv - Audience Choice
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StoriesLive® 2012:
First place, and $1,000 prize
Junior Fernando Ortiz from Revere High School
Senior Amario Malcolm from Boston Latin Academy
Runners-up ($500 each)11th
Alan Estes from Newburyport,
AngelinaFerullo from Everett and
Runners-up ($500 each)12th Caylen Bryant (Andover)
Shavar Lazarus (Boston Latin Academy).
Audience Choice awards:
11th Justin Alexander
(South Community High)
12th Varvarra Valentin
(Lynn Classical High School)
massmouth choice awards:
Juniors
Jennifer MonJoie(Revere)
Bahiya Nasuuna (Chelsea)
Karen Hua (Andover)
Senior
Jason Hittinger (Revere)
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Last Year 2011: StoriesLive® first ever high school story slam. 1st place awarded a $2,000 scholarship Brianda Agramonte, Lynn Classical High School, senior
2 runners up received $1,000 scholarship each: junior Conor Miller Newburyport High School and Mathews DeSouza, Everett High School, Our "massmouth choice" was Sandy Fonseca, Boston Latin Academy, senior [below] She was awarded $500
Lexi Hernando Lynn Classical High School, senior was chosen by the attendees and awarded the Audience Choice prize of $500.
Congratulations all!
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