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Information and Instructions for the 2025-26 GAE Spelling Bee

The Georgia Association of Educators (GAE) is proud to sponsor the Scripps National Spelling Bee for the state of Georgia. The GAE State Spelling Bee offers Georgia students an opportunity to exhibit their proficiency in the art of spelling and, just as importantly, vocabulary.

Our regional bees are now complete and everyone is preparing for the state bee championship on March 20th.  Our 20 region winners include last year's champion and runner-up Sarv Dharavane (going for the three-peat) and Sara Daoud, respectively.

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Good Luck to All Participants!
GAE State Spelling Bee Committee


 

The GAE membership would like to congratulate Georgia's Spelling Bee Champion Sarv Dharavane and Runner-up Sara Daoud on their success at the 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee last May!  GAE State Bee Champion finishes third in the nation | View photos of Sarv's and Sara's Scripps Experience

 

GAE Bee Information

Spelling Bee Questions?

Bee Study Resources

The GAE Spelling Bee Committee does not furnish any practice list of words to use for your speller. The ultimate recommended guide is using Webster’s 3rd New Unabridged Online International Dictionary as a study reference (http://unabridged.merriam-webster.com/).   Your school can access any Scripps study material once it has enrolled and has the receipt of the enrollment fee.  Those materials may be downloaded and printed for the school winner for ongoing study.

For additional popular study sites search the internet for Bee study resources.

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