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A Bronxville High School junior received one of the top honors at the Poetry Out Loud Hudson Regional Competition Feb. 2.Mia Bettino earned a spot in the state competition to be held in Syracuse March 14.Bettino won the schoolwide contest and, along with runner-up Eva Cagliostro, went to the regional competition.They competed against 16 students from eight local schools.BHS English teacher and poetry coach Victor Maxwell said Bettino's performances connected with the material and the audience."She made movies in the audience's mind," he said, "turning the words inot living images for them to experience."<a href="http://www.poetryoutloud.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Poetry Out Loud</a> is a national contest that encourages students to learn about poetry through memorization and recitation, helps them master public speaking and builds self confidence. At the state competition, Bettino will compete for a spot in the national finals and a chance to win cash awards and school stipends for the purchase of poetry books.Photo caption: Mia Bettino. Photo credit: Bronxville Union Free School District.

A Bronxville High School junior received one of the top honors at the Poetry Out Loud Hudson Regional Competition Feb. 2.

Mia Bettino earned a spot in the state competition to be held in Syracuse March 14.Bettino won the schoolwide contest and, along with runner-up Eva Cagliostro, went to the regional competition.

They competed against 16 students from eight local schools.BHS English teacher and poetry coach Victor Maxwell said Bettino’s performances connected with the material and the audience.

“She made movies in the audience’s mind,” he said, “turning the words inot living images for them to experience.”<a href="http://www.poetryoutloud.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Poetry Out Loud</a> is a national contest that encourages students to learn about poetry through memorization and recitation, helps them master public speaking and builds self confidence.

At the state competition, Bettino will compete for a spot in the national finals and a chance to win cash awards and school stipends for the purchase of poetry books.Photo caption: Mia Bettino. Photo credit: Bronxville Union Free School District.

Bronxville-Eastchester

The next step is the statewide competition in March.