Students from Hidden Oaks Middle School proudly represented their campus in the county’s annual middle school spelling bee competition, showcasing poise, perseverance, and academic excellence against strong competition from across the district.
Among the participants, Nicholas Thielges earned second place, finishing just shy of the top spot in a closely contested final round. His performance reflected not only a strong command of spelling skills, but also the confidence and determination required to compete on a large stage.
Hidden Oaks Middle School was represented by a talented group of students, including Shane Haley, Brody Meixner, Frankie Savett and Nicholas Thielges, all of whom demonstrated focus and resilience throughout multiple rounds of challenging words.
Participating in a countywide spelling bee requires courage, preparation, and the ability to perform under pressure. Each student showed commitment and sportsmanship while competing against peers from other middle schools.
School leaders and staff expressed pride in the students’ efforts, noting that their performance exemplified the values of hard work and academic achievement. For Hidden Oaks Middle School, the evening was a celebration of learning and student determination.
The school community congratulates all participants for their outstanding representation and extends special recognition to Nicholas Thielges for his impressive second‑place finish.