Greene County High School students earn high marks in a couple of competitions last week.

Fourteen students competed in the 25th Annual Iowa Central Business and Culinary Competition Day in Fort Dodge on Wednesday. Faith Hanson won a $500 scholarship to Iowa Central Community College from an essay she wrote and Cassidy Adamson won an iPad after earning first place in the intro to business category. There were over 230 students from 18 different high schools involved in the contest.

Nine other students competed in the Iowa Central Community College Health Competition Day. Faith Wiederin took home first place in the patient skills category and Sunny Mobley and Tori Tucker won first place in the internet treasure hunt contest. Along with Widerin, Tucker and Mobley, the other students that participated included Morgan Lansman, Lindsey Paulsen, Emily Most, Hannah McConnell, Courtney Morlan and Izzy Wilson. There were 140 students from ten different high schools competing.

Business and Culinary student results:

First places:

Cassidy Adamson—Intro to Business

Kim Millard—Business Document Formatting

Second places:

Cassidy Carstens—Business Document Formatting

Lakota Larson—Computer Accounting

Third places:

Cassidy Carstens—Vocabulary and Spelling

Wyatt Tipton—Computer Accounting

Fourth places:

Faith Hanson—Business Math

Fifth places:

Cassidy Adamson—Business Communications

Faith Hanson—Accounting I

Brittany Richardson—Computer Accounting

Calvin Skalla—Business Math