Corn Bible Academy students compete at academic Tournament of Champions

  • (Back row) Grady Dlugonski from Canute, Hannah Cooke from Corn, Cami Moran from Elk City, Braxton Driskill from Clinton, Emalia Lind from Weatherford, Luke Zybach from Elk City, August Dobrinski from Weatherford (Front row) Kaydence Tugatuk from Alaska, Chloe Nelson from Clinton, Genna Marin from Elk City, Samantha Rother from Weatherford, Miriam Thiessen from Corn, Zack Zybach from Elk City
    (Back row) Grady Dlugonski from Canute, Hannah Cooke from Corn, Cami Moran from Elk City, Braxton Driskill from Clinton, Emalia Lind from Weatherford, Luke Zybach from Elk City, August Dobrinski from Weatherford (Front row) Kaydence Tugatuk from Alaska, Chloe Nelson from Clinton, Genna Marin from Elk City, Samantha Rother from Weatherford, Miriam Thiessen from Corn, Zack Zybach from Elk City

    Corn Bible Academy’s students excelled in the statewide academic Tournament of Champions at Redlands Community College earlier in May. There were 52 high schools from all class sizes present, represented by 725 students who took 1644 tests. To go compete at the Tournament of Champions, students had to place at a previous academic contest or score well on a qualifying test.

    CBA sent 11 high school students who competed in 42 tests. CBA won 2 firsts, 2 seconds, and had an additional 25 finishes in the top ten.

    CBA also sent 2 junior high students to the Tournament of Champions at Rose State College. August Dobrinski placed third and Grady Dlugonski placed fifth in social studies.

    CBA is currently accepting applications for the 2023-2024 school year. Go to https://www.cornbible.org/ apply-now to start the process or email info@cornbible.org to schedule a tour. Scholarships are available based on financial need, plus state tax credits for tuition may become available for all students starting in 2024. Limited seats are available in each grade, so early application is recommended.