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Willow Townsend, a fourth-grader at Roosevelt STEAM Academy, is one of 50 students in the country who will compete in the national Braille competition next month in Los Angeles.
Willow Townsend, a fourth-grader at Roosevelt STEAM Academy, is one of 50 students in the country who will compete in the national Braille competition next month in Los Angeles.
ELKHART — As a student, Willow Townsend has typically underestimated her reading and writing skills, according to her mother. But after earning a spot in a national elite competition, it’s evident she was mistaken.
“She doesn’t give herself enough credit for her reading and writing abilities; her favorite subject is actually music and art,” said her mother, Ashlee Townsend. “She’s very much a perfectionist so she tends to be very critical of herself.”
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