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The 8th annual CCSD Book Battle was held March 15 at Prairie Wind Elementary School. All CCSD elementary schools were represented at the competition. Teams of six competed to answer the most questions correctly from this yearís set of Indian Paintbrush book nominees. Terri Lesley, the Campbell County Public Library Executive Director, was the emcee for the event. Paintbrush Elementary School Book Battle Team took first place. This is the third time in the past four years the team has taken first place. Buffalo Ridge Elementary School Book Battle Team took second place. Buffalo Ridge and Paintbrush were tied for first place at the end of the first three rounds. It was tight sudden-death contest that lasted 10 rounds before a winner was declared.
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