The Aldine ISD Regional History Day Contest concluded with outstanding results, and Carver High School is proud to announce that five projects and eight Panther Historians will advance to the state competition. Their achievements reflect months of dedication, research, and collaboration.

Congratulations are extended to the students and the entire History Day team—Ms. Hammock, Ms. Hill, Mr. Rowney, and Ms. Gray—for their commitment and support throughout the process. Special recognition is also given to Ms. Delana Williams for assisting students with their research papers, Ms. Guenoun for sharing her personal experience as a former National History Day competitor to provide valuable project feedback, and Ms. Adams for assisting with transportation of the final display board to Davis High School.

Students who placed first or second in their divisions have earned the opportunity to compete at Texas History Day on April 11 in Austin.

Senior Division Results

Individual Documentary

  • Fernanda Fernandez — 1st Place
    The Little Rock Nine Crisis: Courage That Transformed America — Advanced to State

Individual Website

  • Kali Patton — 2nd Place
    Title IX: Revolution, Reaction, Reform, Equality in Progress — Advanced to State
    (This marks Kali Patton’s sixth consecutive year advancing to the state level.)

  • Melanie Mohamed — Honorable Mention
    Native American Boarding Schools

Individual Paper

  • Tahia Bhuiyan — 1st Place
    The Berlin Wall: A Collapsed Wall Symbolic of One Reuniting Nation’s Rise — Advanced to State

  • Lauren Reynolds — 2nd Place
    The Lavender Scare: Fear and Resistance in Cold War America — Advanced to State

  • Lexy Pedraza — 3rd Place
    Educating La Raza: Reforming Schools in the Chicano Movement

Group Documentary

  • Anelle Trevino, Byanca Arteaga, Diana Sanchez, Guadalupe Martinez — 2nd Place
    The Power of IX — Advanced to State

  • Allen Hampton, Chamaiya Pearson, Johnny Kelly — 3rd Place
    Lift Every Voice: How Black Theater Revolutionized Art Itself

Carver High School congratulates all participating students for their exceptional work and wishes the state qualifiers continued success as they prepare for Austin.

 
Please congratulate the following students when you see them for their success and hard work.
 
Senior Division Individual Documentary
  • Fernanda Fernandez – 1st Place – The Little Rock Nine Crisis: Courage That Transformed America – Advanced to State
Senior Division Individual Website 
  • Kali Patton – 2nd Place – Title IX: Revolution, Reaction, Reform, Equality in Progress – Advanced to State – This is Kali’s 6th year advancing to state!
  • Melanie Mohamed – Honorable Mention – Native American Boarding Schools
Senior Division Individual Paper
  • Tahia Bhuiyan – 1st Place – The Berlin Wall: A Collapsed Wall Symbolic of One Reuniting Nation’s Rise – Advanced to State
  • Lauren Reynolds – 2nd Place – The Lavender Scare: Fear and Resistance in Cold War America – Advanced to State
  • Lexy Pedraza – 3rd Place – Educating la Raza: Reforming Schools in the Chicano Movement
Senior Division Group Documentary
  • Anelle Trevino – 2nd Place – The Power of IX  – Advanced to State
  • Byanca Arteaga – 2nd Place – The Power of IX  – Advanced to State
  • Diana Sanchez – 2nd Place – The Power of IX  – Advanced to State
  • Guadalupe Martinez – 2nd Place – The Power of IX  – Advanced to State
  • Allen Hampton – 3rd Place – Lift Every Voice: How Black Theater Revolutionized Art Itself
  • Chamaiya Pearson – 3rd Place – Lift Every Voice: How Black Theater Revolutionized Art Itself
  • Johnny Kelly – 3rd Place – Lift Every Voice: How Black Theater Revolutionized Art Itself