Argyle Elementary’s Naomi Dorsey wins FDOT contest

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Posted 2/29/24

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Argyle Elementary’s Naomi Dorsey wins FDOT contest

Naomi Dorsey stands next to her creation with her family, school and district officials.

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Posted Thursday, February 29, 2024 12:05 pm

For Clay Today

ARGYLE FOREST – Five-grade student Naomi Dorsey of Argyle Elementary won the Florida Department of Transportation’s Mobility Week Partnership for Elementary School Kids Contest with her colorful bike path stencil. She was joined by her family, school and district officials, including superintendent David Broskie, board member Mary Bolla and principal Marcia Mainer.