In collaboration with the Brevard County State Attorney's Office and the Sheriff's Office, Brevard Public Schools invited elementary and middle school students to participate in the annual Drug Free Poster Contest by creating illustrations that promote the importance of healthy, drug-free living. Jamaica has shared her talent in the calendar contest for the past six years and has been a National Winner several times. BRHS Art Club's EMPTY BOWLS Fundraiser to Benefit St. Mary's Food Pantry, TASK. The subtheme for this year is Healthy Is Happy: Nutrition and Fitness Propel Us Forward. • Joshua Silva, 13; Eighth grade; Kingsville Lulac Manor, Kingsville, Texas; Prospera Housing Community Services; SWAHMA. Council Groves Apartments, Missoula, Mont. Jamaica Johnson, a 12th-grader from Pittsburgh, Penn., has been named the grand prizewinner in NAHMA's annual AHMA Drug-Free Kids poster and art contest.
Ioanna Moustakas, Harrington Middle School in Mount Laurel, 7th grade. The theme for this year's Red ribbon week was "Celebrate Life, Live Drug Free". The deadline for submissions is Jan. 28. The Red Ribbon poster contest winners will each receive a $100 gift card and their poster will be featured in Red Ribbon Week 2023. Learn more about the Elks Drug Awareness Program Essay Contest for students in sixth through eighth grade at: Poster Contest. Honorable Mentions: $100 check. Xavier Barnes – 5th grade – Lincoln school – Garwood – Teacher – Rebecca Planer. The World Is My Antidrug. Resolution / Presentation - 5/10/2016. LEARNING WILL GET ME WHERE I'M GOING: "Reaching for Knowledge".
In June, we met to judge this year's outstanding submissions. This year's poster contest theme was "Drug Free Looks Like Me" and was open to students in grades 3 through 12. PAHMA thanks all the participants in the 2019 art contest; we received many wonderful entries. Seventh-ninth grade. I'd Rather Eat a Crepe Than Vape. 2021 Contest Theme: With Responsibility Comes Reward: Holding Ourselves Accountable. We expect this event to be exceptional! "I can't think of a more worthwhile event, " said James Schubert, command master chief at Kings Bay.
Caitlyn Maocazo - Garwood Lincoln School. Furthermore, participants in the annual art contests held by the local AHMAs are eligible to be selected as Regional AHMA Art Contest Honorable Mentions. • Angie Montero, 18; 12th grade; Lakeside Towers Apartments, Miami, Fla. ; Royal American Management; SAHMA. Poster paper: Ideally, posters should be submitted on 8½" × 11″ inch paper. 5903 or fill out our contact form. • Lisa Marie Veliz Santiago, 17; 10th grade; Residencial El Recreo, San German, Puerto Rico; J. What I do instead of drugs. Candidate Statements. Hit drugs out of the park. This event concludes Red Ribbon Week, aimed at educating youth on the dangers of drugs and encouraging them to live a drug free lifestyle. The artwork is divided into categories.
• Ali Kramen, 56; Seniors & residents with special needs; Council Groves Apartments, Missoula, Mont. When is the deadline? Click the video below to access our virtual awards ceremony or you can access the ceremony by clicking here! View more on Trentonian. Burlington County has organized the poster contest annually for over a decade as part of Red Ribbon Week, the largest and longest-running drug-use and violence prevention campaign in the country. First Realty Management; NEAHMA. Residents with Special Needs.
• Deborah Holt, 72; Seniors & residents with special needs; Cornerstone Village Apartments, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; McCormack Baron Management; PAHMA. If you have any questions, please contact Kelley Ryan at (732) 381-4100 or We are looking forward to seeing your student's submissions! Lakeside Towers Apartments, Miami, Fla. Royal American Management. PAHMA thanks all the participants in the 2020 art contest and congratulates our first National Grand Prize Winner! Still, the association wanted to open the door for more avenues of expression, so a subtheme is incorporated into the poster contest. 2023 Art and Poster Contest Theme: People Helping People: Promote Acts of Kindness. This is the 37th year that NAHMA has held a drug-free themed art and poster contest. We anticipate that more than 5, 000 children, seniors, and residents with special needs nationwide will participate in the calendar art contest this year.
Calendars go on sale beginning in September. Jamaica, 17, also receives an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D. C., for a future NAHMA Biannual Top Issues in Affordable Housing conference, as well as a scholarship of $2, 500 from the NAHMA Educational Foundation. • Anthony Keshishyan, 16; 11th grade; The Gardens on Garfield, Glendale, Calif. ; Thomas Safran & Associates; AHMA-PSW. Diego Humberto Salcido, 13. Skylar Gallman - Rahway Franklin School.
Jamaica Johnson, Grade 11. Alexandria, Va., July 10, 2015 ― Stephanie Vázquez, a 12th-grader from Manatí, Puerto Rico, has been named the grand prizewinner in the National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA)'s 29th annual AHMA Drug-Free Kids poster and art contest. Mackenzie Brown tied for Second place; First place. Below are contest rules and tips from various Affordable Housing Management Associations (AHMAs), property management companies, and on-site property managers on how to hold an art contest. "It's a big deal to the children, " schools Superintendent Will Hardin said. Julie Robles – Harding elementary – kenilworth – Teacher – Horling – 6th grade. Beacon Communities LLC; NEAHMA. "Educating our youth about the dangers of drugs, alcohol and tobacco is as important as ever, " said Burlington County Commissioner Linda Hynes Wednesday during a Board recognition ceremony for the winners. The Red Ribbon campaign is the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation.
Plus, you earn scholarships and service hours! People Helping People: Promote Acts of Kindness. Bridget Geiger, K-12 Art & Theatre Resource Teacher, ext. The selected winners were: - Jolene Costley, Marlton Middle School in Evesham, 7th grade. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council of Orange County. "It tells people what choices not to make and the choices to make in life. THE 2022 CONTEST WINNERS. It was started in 1988 by the National Family Partnership and has become a catalyst for communities to come together and enjoy fun, substance-free activities.
All posters must be turned in and postmarked by Nov. 15, 2022, to: Ms. Daniela Perez-Bravo. 6 Wesley Court Suite 1, Middletown, New York 10941. High School Senior, Jamaica Johnson – Crawford Square, Pittsburgh, PA, McCormack Baron Management Services. Click here to view our Instagram! Finalists will receive their gift card prize at the walk during the formal ceremony. Drawing characters is my anti-drug. Have you heard of YC2? 50, which is a Department of Housing and Urban Development and U. S. Department of Agriculture allowable project expense. GRAND PRIZE WINNER, Jamaica Johnson, Grade 12. For Contest Rules and Entry Form, click HERE. NFP continues to coordinate the campaign for families, schools and communities across the nation each year.
Hynes, who was named the 2021 Member of the Year by Prevention Plus of Burlington County and the Burlington County Coalition of Healthy Communities, said Red Ribbon Week continues to create greater awareness about drug abuse and prevention strategies. There are three categories for entries: elementary, middle and high school. • Skye Roberson, 9; Sixth grade; Stratton Hill Park Apartments, Worcester, Mass. Only students are eligible for the grand prize. They both attend Kingsland's Matilda Harris Elementary. Kindergarten-first grade. Cornerstone Village Apartments, Pittsburgh, Pa. McCormack Baron Management. The contest is open to all 3rd, 4th, & 5th grade students. Montgomery County is asking for submissions that raise awareness on the harmful effects of substance abuse. Tyler, who was last year's second-place poster winner, said he was excited to win the contest and plans to try to win again next year. Participants may be an individual or group, the length of the video should be 2 to 5 minutes in length.