2008 KWLA Festivals: Results

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Congratulations to all the students and teachers who participated in the 2008 KWLA State Language Festival, held May 10th at the University of Kentucky. Here are the individual results:


Individual Assessment Results


Chinese Results:High SchoolMiddle School
French Results: High SchoolMiddle School
German Results: High School 
Japanese Results: High SchoolMiddle School
Latin Results: High School 
Spanish Results: High SchoolMiddle School


*** Many teachers did not indicate the level for their students. The festival staff at UK do their best to sort this out, but sometimes students are added to the wrong level or test at the wrong level.


Overall School Results


CHINESE: High Schools

CHINESE: Middle Schools

1. Fort Knox High School1. Crawford Middle
2. Madison Central High School2. LTMS

FRENCH: High Schools

FRENCH: Middle Schools

1. duPont Manual High School1. Meyzeek Middle School
2. Scott High School2. Sayre School
3. Madison Central High School3. Capital Day School

GERMAN: High Schools


LATIN: High Schools

1. St. Xavier High School1. Covington Latin School
2. Highlands High School2. Madison Central High School
3. Ft. Campbell High School3. Louisville Male High School

JAPANESE: High Schools


JAPANESE: Middle Schools

1. Murray High School1. Jessie Clark Middle School
2. Callaway County High School 
3. Scott County High School 

SPANISH: High Schools


SPANISH: Middle Schools

1. duPont Manual High School1. Meyzeek Middle School
2. St. Xavier/Louisville Collegiate2. Holy Family School
3. Covington Latin School3. Highland Middle School

SPANISH IMMERSION: High Schools


SPANISH IMMERSION: Middle Schools

1. Bryan Station High School1. Bryant Station Middle School
2. Lafayette High School2. Winburn Middle School
 3. LTMS


*** If more than the allowed number of students were entered into a category, only the top place was added into the school's overall point total. Schools without a regional writing assessment were allowed to enter additional students in writing, but only the top student earns points for the school's total.