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    2021-22 NC Middle School Battle of the Books List

    Calling all 7th and 8th graders!
    North Duplin needs you to join our Battle of the Books team and READ!
    All students are encouraged to read our 2020-21 BOB list!
    Updates coming!
     
     

    Congratulations to our 2019-20 team for placing 2nd in the district competition!
    Go Rebels!
     
    2019-20 Battle of the Books Team
     
    Ben Bullard
    Gage Faulk
    Joanna Guo
    Luke Holland
    Lisabeth Morales
    Luke Potter
    Ingrid Olvero
    Lily Stringer
     
     

    Congratulations to our 2018-19 team for placing 1st in the district competition!
    We are proud of you!
     
    2018-19 North Duplin Battle of the Books Team
    Rafael Batalla
    Brennon Bullard
    Harleigh Faulk
    Ada Stevens
    Haygen Warren
    Noah Taylor
    Venus Zepeda
     
     
     
     

    Congratulations to our 2018 team for placing 1st in the district competition!
    We are proud of you!
    2018 Battle of the Books Team
    Andrew Underhill
    Kayla Smith
    Logan Jones
    Macy Floyd
    Jenna Grady
    Brennon Bullard
    Venus Zepeda
    Haygen Warren
    Noah Taylor
    Ada Stevens
      
     
    North Duplin Jr. Sr High School proudly participates in the NC Battle of the Books program.
     
     
     
     
     
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    A Tradition of Excellence
     
    2019-20 Second Place in District
    2018-19 First Place in District
    2017-18 First Place in District
    2015-16 Second Place in District 
    2014-15 First Place in District
    2013-14 Second Place in District
    2012-13 Second Place in District
    2011-12 Second Place in District 
     
     
     
     
     
    Philosophy from the NC BOB State Manual 
    The purpose of the Battle of the Books program is to encourage reading by all students at the middle school level. Students, regardless of ability, are exposed to quality literature representing a variety of literary styles and viewpoints by prominent authors in the area of young adult literature. The game format creates interest and excitement in reading. Through the fun and excitement of the competition, students improve reading skills, mature in their choices of reading materials, and acquire a broader knowledge base. Even during the height of the competition, students and coaches should remember that the goal is to read, not necessarily to win!
     
     
     
Last Modified on June 8, 2021