The 2010 Kids Philosophy Slam winners:


The 2010 Most Philosophical Student in America:

The winner is: Achutha Raman, Massachusetts:


2nd place: Audrey Ward, North Carolina.

3rd place: Derek Krouch, Minnesota.

4th place: Kristin Hurst, Arkansas.

5th place: SherShah Atif, Massachusetts.

    

The Most Philosophical School in America:

The winner is: Bethpage High School, Bethpage, New York.

The 2010 International winner:

The winner is: Yoonsung Bae, South Korea.

 

The Most Philosophical Kindergartener in America:
The winner is: Jalen Owens, Illinois.

2nd place: Zander Musial, Illinois.

3rd place: Charlotte Fox, New York.

4th place: Emily Grace Maddela, Illinois.

5th place: Clare Heusser, Michigan.



The Most Philosophical 1st Grader in America:

The winner is: Heldanna Solomon, Illinois.

2nd place: Kayla Morris, Virginia.

3rd place: Zaniya Murray, Illinois.

4th place: Juila Bonvino, New York.  

5th place: Cam Connolly, Minnesota.



The Most Philosophical 2nd Grader in America:

The winner is: Isabella Cho, Illinois.

2nd place: Beatrice Franklin, Minnesota.

3rd place: Xane' Moore, Texas.

4th place: Alexander Gutierrez, California.  

5th place: Kennedy Juelich, Minnesota.

Honorable Mention: Aeven O'Donnell, New York.

 

The Most Philosophical 3rd Grader in America:

The winner is: Stanley Lukas, Minnesota.

2nd place: Riley Morgan, Texas.

3rd place: Tommy Slatic, California.

4th place: Miranda Garcia, Virginia.  

5th place: Jordan Puga, Texas.

Honorable Mention: Trevor Young, New York.

 

The Most Philosophical 4th Grader in America:

The winner is: Anna Jenkins, Texas.

2nd place: Walter E. Stackler, New York.

3rd place: Aurora Schermbeck, Texas.

4th place: Jaewoo Park, Ilinois.  

5th place: Erica Burley, Texas.  

Honorable Mention: Ailish Goering, New York.

The Most Philosophical 5th Grader in America:

The winner is: Joey Farber, New York.

2nd place: Arthur Lowenstein, New York.

3rd place: Gabrielle Mientiek, Texas.

4th place: Jennifer Qasim, Texas.  

5th place: Nimai Charan Agarwal, Maryland.  

Honorable Mention: Varun Patamalla, Texas.

The Most Philosophical 6th Grader in America:

The winner is: Natalie Jacks, Texas.

2nd place: Virgilo Arguello, Florida.

3rd place: Henry Shapard, Ohio.

4th place: Victoria Tu, Illinois.  

5th place: Alex Stamboldjiev, Minnesota.  

Honorable Mention: Julia Walchessen, Illinois.


The Most Philosophical 7th Grader in America:

The winner is: Ruth Foster, Minnesota.

2nd place: Teddy Corrigan, New York.

3rd place: Lula Hyers, New York.

4th place: Justine Nguyen, New Jersey.  

5th place: Brandon Griffin, Virginia.

Honorable Mention: SeiMi Chu, New York.


The Most Philosophical 8th Grader in America:

The winner is: Eric Lee, Missouri.

2nd place: Shiori Tomatsu, Missouri.

3rd place: Caitlin Rubin, New York.

4th place: Colin Catlin, Minnesota.  

5th place: Hailey Shanks, Washington.

The Robert P. Felker Award for the most poetic essay:
The winner is: Caitlin Rubin, New York.

The James W. Buchan Award for writing excellence:
The winner is : Achutha Raman, Massachusetts:

The Mary Felker Award for the most artistic entry:
The winner is: Kayla Morris, Virginia.

The most musical entry:

The winner is: Announced June 3rd

 

 

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