Students win MLK Day contests.Byline: The Register-Guard Student winners have been announced in two contests related to Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Eugene and Springfield. In the Eugene contest, sponsored by the Eugene Education Association Minority Affairs Committee, the Eugene and Bethel school districts Bethel School District may refer to:
The winners, who will be honored tonight at a community celebration, are, in the high school division, Taylor Woods, a South Eugene High School South Eugene High School is a public high school located in Eugene, Oregon, United States. It was founded as Eugene High School around 1900, and was located at Willamette Street and West 11th Avenue in a brick building that later served as Eugene's city hall. junior, first place; Danielle Curson, a Churchill High School sophomore, second place; Yoon Soo Nam, a South Eugene junior, third place; and Hannah Peter, a South Eugene junior, honorable mention. In the middle school division, the winners were Marissa Leanne Armas, a Kelly/DaVinci Middle School seventh-grader, first place; Tanner Carson, a Kelly seventh-grader, second place; Megan Chase-Fajardo, a Cascade Middle School eighth-grader, third place; and Mac- Kenzie Cox, a Kennedy Middle School Kennedy Middle School can mean at least two things:
The elementary school winners were Simon Longnight, a Howard Elementary fourth-grader, first place; Ayisha Greening, a Harris Elementary fourth-grader, second place; McKay Smethwick, an Irving Elementary fifth-grader, third place; and Hayley Greening, a Harris Elementary fourth-grader, honorable mention. The Springfield contest, sponsored by the Springfield Alliance for Equality and Respect, the Springfield School District, the city of Springfield and Willamalane Park and Recreation District, invited students to submit drawings, poems and essays. Judges reviewed more than 1,000 entries. Judges' Choice Awards went to Sara Snowden's eighth-grade class at Agnes Stewart Middle School Stewart Middle School' is the name of some schools in the US:
In the persuasive speech contest for grades 10 through 12, the winners - all juniors from Springfield High School Springfield High School may refer to:
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Winners in the grades four and five essay contest were Nicole Centurs, Riverbend Elementary, first place; Alejandra Herrera-Pena, Maple Elementary, second place; and Antonio Escobeda, Maple, third place. In the same grade division for poetry, winners were Caleb Morman, Brattain Elementary, first place; and Brooke Young and Conor Davenport, Yolanda Elementary, second-place tie. For art, the winners were Andy Dorman Andy Dorman (born May 1, 1982 in Chester, England) is a Welsh football (soccer) player who plays for New England Revolution in Major League Soccer. Biography As a child, Dorman attended Hawarden High School. , Yolanda, first place; Ashley Spinello, Yolanda, second place; Sean Archer, Moffitt Elementary, third place; and Pamela Healy, Yolanda, and Kelly Mason, Moffitt, honorable mentions. In the grades six and seven essay contest, winners were Daniel Amador, Goshen School, first place; and Amanda Gonzalez, Hamlin Middle, second place. For poetry, the winners were Devin Chappell, Thurston Middle, first place; and Jasmin Brown, Hamlin, second place. For art, winners were Calvin Geschke, Thurston, first place; and Cindy Lusk, Thurston, second place. For essays in the grades eight and nine division, winners were Aaron Praus, Goshen, first place; and Stephanie Peters, Goshen, second place. For poetry, they were Lindsey Holk, Hamlin, first place; and Angelee Pongrakthai, Hamlin, second place. For art, the winners - all from Agnes Stewart - were Sunrea Clayborn, first place; Angelica angelica (ănjĕl`ĭkə), any species of the genus Angelica, plants of the family Umbelliferae (parsley family), native to the Northern Hemisphere and New Zealand, valued for their potency as a medicament and protection against Millard, second place; and Jordan Hart and Kodi Mason, honorable mentions. Here's Howard Elementary fourth-grader Simon Longnight's first-place, award-winning poem, called "Pay Them No Mind": My mother once told me To pay them no mind. Whenever they tease tease (tez) to pull apart gently with fine needles to permit microscopic examination. tease v. you, Pay them no mind. If ever they're mean, Pay them no mind. If ever they insult you by your color, Pay them no mind. Those who try to control you, Pay them no mind. Don't treat others different Than you want them to treat you. Black, white, gay, straight Because we are all the same in different ways. |
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