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That’s the question many are asking about the Yeager family, as their second son, Zachary, prepares to compete in the 96th Scripps National Spelling Bee.
This will be Zachary’s second trip to D.C. for the event but his first time competing. Last year, he accompanied his older brother Andrew, who took the stage. “Zach is a model student. He’s somebody who comes in every day with his signature little smirk. He always works extremely, extremely hard,” Zach's teacher, Brady Jones, said.
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