5 Junior Beta Members

Burton ISD’s National Beta members are proudly celebrating their achievements at the Texas Beta State Convention. A special congratulations goes to Charli Majewski for being elected Texas State Elementary Beta President. Competing against more than 5,000 Beta members from across Texas, the following students earned top honors in their respective competitions:

Elementary Beta:

  • Elementary State President

    • Charli Majewski

  • Accessorized Design Elementary

    • Champion: Burton Elementary School - TX designed by Meredith Odom

  • Apparel Design Junior

    • 4th Place: Burton Elementary School - TX designed by Brooklyn Randermann

  • Engineering Elementary

    • Champion: Burton Elementary School - TX Aaron Thaler, Mason Kalkhake, Meredith Odom, Rylan Draehn

  • Campaign Skit Elementary - State

    • Champion - Aaron Thaler, Mason Kalkhake, Meredith Odom, Rylan Draehn, Waylon Archibeque, Colin Purvis, Kynlee Belvin, Hennessey Gaskamp, Emily Wood, Paisley Meyer, Derek Dallmeyer, Asher Vogl, Wyatt Southard, Linley Goldberg, Sawyer Beckendorf, Levi Landriault, Ellie Archibeque, Evelyn Archibeque

  • Marketing & Communications Elementary

    • 2nd Place: Burton Elementary School - TX Linley Goldberg, Kynlee Belvin, Paisley Meyer, Hennessey Gaskamp

  • Performing Arts Junior - Dancer

    • Champion:  Burton Elementary School - TX Brooklyn Randermann

  • Quiz Bowl Elementary Finals

    • 4th Place: Burton Elementary School - TX Derek Dallmeyer, Asher Vogl, Emily Wood, Wyatt Southard

  • Technology Elementary

    • 4th Place: Burton Elementary School - TX

  • Three Dimensional Design Elementary

    • 2nd Place: Burton Elementary School - TX

  • Three Dimensional Design Junior

    • 3rd Place: Burton Elementary School - TX

  • Jewelry Elementary

    • 5th Place: Linley Goldberg  

  • Language Arts 4th Grade

    • Champion: Emily Wood  

  • Language Arts 5th Grade

    • 2nd Place: Ellie Archibeque  

  • Poetry Elementary

    • 2nd Place: Charli Majewski  

  • Pottery Junior

    • 3rd Place: Arabella Clay  

  • Premier Performer Junior Dancer

    • Champion: Brooklyn Randermann  

  • Quilling Elementary

    • 2nd Place: Meredith Odom  

  • Sculpture Junior

    • 3rd Place: Cayd Wilkerson  

  • Social Studies 6th Grade

    • 2nd Place: Layton Meyer  

  • Speech Elementary

    • 4th Place: Evelyn Archibeque  

  • Spelling 5th Grade

    • 2nd Place: Meredith Odom  

  • Spelling 6th Grade

    • 2nd Place: Hayden Hernandez  

  • US History 6th Grade

    • 2nd Place: Luke Rouse  

  • Woodworking Elementary

    • 4th Place: Mason Kalkhake

Junior Beta:

  • Accessorized Design Junior

    • 3rd Place: Easton Witt  

  • Digitally Enhanced Photography Junior

    • Champion: Hank Majewski  

  • Drawing Junior

    • 4th Place: Kelsey Landriault  

  • Hand Drawn Anime Junior

    • 2nd Place: Liam Diehl  

  • Math 8th Grade

    • 2nd Place: Ayden Vogl  

  • Pottery Junior

    • 4th Place: Reese Spacek  

  • Sculpture Junior

    • 5th Place: Paisley Goldberg  

  • Campaign Skit Junior - State

    • 4th Place: Scout Rhodes  

Senior Beta:

  • Biomedical Health Science 9th Grade

    • 3rd Place: Zachary Purvis  

  • Color Photography Division I

    • 3rd Place: Maria Carbajal  

  • Digitally Enhanced Photography Division I

    • 4th Place: Rubi Rios  

  • Drawing Division I

    • Champion: Kara Landriault  

  • Onsite Drawing Division I

    • Champion: Kara Landriault  

  • Psychology 9th Grade

    • 4th Place: Sydney Fischer

 National Beta State Convention allows students the opportunity to compete in various individual and team competitions and opportunities to run for several leadership positions. These victories at the state level provide an opportunity to compete at the national level. The Beta National Convention will be held at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida during Summer 2025. 

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With more than 500,000 active members and 14,000 clubs nationally and internationally, National Beta has become the nation’s largest independent, non-profit, educational youth organization. National Beta promotes the ideals of academic achievement, character, service, and leadership among elementary and secondary school students. National Elementary Beta includes grades 4-5, National Junior Beta includes grades 6-8 and National Senior Beta includes grades 9-12. 

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