FLORIDA — Multiple PSRC students brought home awards of excellence following recent National Beta Convention events.
The National Senior Beta Convention took place on June 22-26, 2025 ahead of the National Elementary Beta Convention from June 27-29 and National Junior Beta Convention from June 29-July 3 in Orlando, Florida. During the conventions, students who advanced from their state-level competitions participated in a wide range of events and categories, showcasing their intellect, creativity and skills on the national stage.
“I would like to congratulate our students who competed at the national level and brought home awards of excellence. These awards are a reflection of the hard work and dedication you have shown, as well as the lasting impact of your educators, Beta Club sponsors and support systems. Thank you for representing PSRC well,” said PSRC Superintendent Dr. Freddie Williamson.
“I also want to extend my sincere gratitude to the parents and sponsors who tirelessly support our students every step of the way,” he added.
The following is a list of winners by convention, school and contest:
National Elementary Beta Convention Winners
Pembroke Elementary School
● Onsite Art Drawing Elementary, 2nd Place: Olivia Hunt
● Painting Elementary, 10th Place: Olivia Hunt
St. Pauls Elementary School
● Performing Arts Elementary - Solo, Duo, Trio - Instrumentalist, 1st Place: Tyco Villanueva Perez
Union Elementary School
● Recyclable Art Elementary, 1st Place: Dean Bowen
National Senior Beta Convention Winners
PSRC Early College at RCC
● Drawing Division I, 6th Place: Marley Pridgen
● Jewelry Division I, 4th Place: Nevaeh Bullard
● Performing Arts Senior - Solo, Duo, Trio - Dancer, 3rd Place: Isabella Floyd
● Poetry Division I, 1st Place: Vedika Zope
● Spanish 10th Grade, 3rd Place: Brian Diaz
About National Beta
Founded in 1934, National Beta remains committed to cultivating leadership and excellence in students across the nation. Through active participation in service projects, Beta Club members make a meaningful impact on their schools and communities. Student excellence is recognized at state and national conventions, where members compete in academic, artistic and leadership-based events that showcase their talents and achievements.
“As the largest, independent, educational youth organization in America, National Beta emphasizes our four pillars [Academic Achievement, Character, Leadership and Service] by providing opportunities and experiences to impact our members, their schools, and communities across the world,” according to the National Beta website.