The Roosevelt High School Environmental Club earned fifth place in this year’s state Envirothon Competition. Rain Carman, Lillian DeMattia, Delaney Sefchick, Tara Sefchick and Allison Voneida were the first team in school history to advance to the statewide contest, though Roosevelt has competed in the Northeast Ohio regional competition since 2009.
Envirothon is an international high school competition that focuses on conservation and environmental education. It is usually a hands-on program that encourages outdoor field experience along with classroom education, which culminates in a series of tests in five areas of environmental science.
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