Pleasant Hill Elementary School

🎉 Celebrating Our Calhoun County Math Field Day Champions! 🎉
Across all schools in the county, the following students have made their schools, their families, and their community very proud with this year’s County Math Field Day Assessment. Their hard work, determination, and love of learning were on full display, and our county is stronger because of the young people who step up, challenge themselves. Today, we proudly recognize the students who earned top honors across each grade level throughout all schools in Calhoun County.

On March 24th they will travel to the Regional County Fair in Wood County.


🧮 4th Grade – County
- 1st Place: Thorin Gungle( not Pictured)
- 2nd Place: Axton White
- 2nd Place: Kyson Sampson
🧮 5th Grade – County
- 1st Place: Willis Gainer‑Pittman (not pictured)
- 2nd Place: Case Lewis McCumbers
- 3rd Place: Jayden Edward Boyd
🧮 6th Grade – County
- 1st Place: Daisy Gibson
- 1st Place: Kenlie Jarvis
- 2nd Place: Mason Sampson
🧮 7th Grade – County
- 1st Place: Allianna Hill
- 2nd Place: Jacob Lake Gumm
- 2nd Place: Parker Hoskins
🧮 8th Grade – County
- 1st Place: Emma Frail (not pictured)
- 2nd Place: Paisley Harper
- 2nd Place: Payton Quick
🧮 9th Grade – County
- 1st Place: Brody Rowe (not pictured)
- 2nd Place: Kyle Christman
- 3rd Place: Dagan Gainer‑Pittman

🏆 Senior High Team – County
Clay Allison
Madison Cunningham (not pictured)
Raylee Cunningham
Camden Carpenter (not pictured)
Wyatt McCumbers(not pictured)
Evan Burch(not pictured)
Addison Collins
Raonna Stamper
Lance Grogg(not pictured)
Maddox Siwicki

👏 Congratulations to all of our County Math Field Day winners and participants!
Your hard work and commitment to learning make your parents , staff and community of Calhoun County proud.

Thank you to our teachers, families, and staff for supporting these students every step of the way.

🎉 SS FAIR WINNERS ANNOUNCED! 🎉
Our students brought outstanding creativity, curiosity, and hard work to this year’s Social Studies Fair.
Join us in celebrating our winners!
This year, 45 students showcased 25 impressive projects, making it one of our most engaging fairs yet.
Students placed 1st will move onto the Regional Fair in March.
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🏆 DIVISION II – GROUP WINNERS
Anthropology – 1st
• Elizabeth Collins & Alianna Hill — Man O’ War
Economics – 1st
• Silas Cunningham & Bentley Snodgress — The Business Behind the Bar
Sociology – 1st
• Reagan Morgan & MaKenna Cunningham — Fyodor Dostoevsky
State & Local Studies – 2nd
• Judd Helmick, Mason Sampson & Gabriel Cunningham — Mothman
U.S. History – 2nd
• Haley Nicholas & Kylee Stewart — Why Did the Revolutionary War Happen?
Sociology – 3rd
• Annie Nelson & Elana Harris — The Nightmare Before Christmas
Sociology – Honorable Mention
• Sadie McGlothlin, Aubry Richards, Adrianna Griffin & Colbie Wilson — History of Taco Bell
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🏅 DIVISION II – INDIVIDUAL WINNERS
Anthropology – 1st
• Evan Griffin — The Cultural Phenomenon of Pizza
Psychology – 2nd
• Harlow Sarratori — Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Sociology – 2nd
• Ariana Bremar — The History of Softball
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🌟 DIVISION I – INDIVIDUAL WINNERS
Sociology – 2nd
• Talia Mayle — How Music Icons/Artists Affect Fashion Culture
U.S. History – 2nd
• Sophia Goodrich — The Battle of Gettysburg
World History – 2nd
• Halynn Whytsell — The History of Makeup
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🌍 DIVISION I – GROUP WINNERS
World History – 1st
• Henley Cunningham & Scarlett Probasco — One World, Five Rings: Mapping the Olympics
Sociology – 1st
• Chase Parsons & Isaac Fitzwater — Randy Moss: An NFL Legend
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👏 Huge congratulations to all participants!
Your hard work and passion made this year’s fair unforgettable.

Calhoun County Schools was notified of a water issue through the county system. We are aware of the situation and have been in contact with local authorities to address it. In the meantime, bottled water will be provided to all students and staff until the issue is fully resolved. Maintaining in-person instruction is important for our students’ learning, routines, and overall well-being, and we are taking all necessary steps to ensure a safe and supportive school environment. Thank you for your patience and continued support.