At Geneva City Schools in Geneva, NY, students participated in a Pi Day event by reciting digits of pi. The top competitor recited 150 digits. First, second, and third place winners each received a Wegmans apple pie. In addition, all students who recited 100 or more digits were awarded a star on the 100 Club plaque, with Mrs. Calabria overseeing the awards.

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Geneva, NY

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