Fifth grade: • First place: Daniella Kopacz, Indian Grove. You voted: Recent Obituaries. 3rd place - Lexie Jimenez. On Wednesday night January 24th, the Platteville Fire Department hosted their annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest Winner presentation at the Fire Station. The local area winners are listed as: - Aaron Stahl, Ridgeview Elementary, Raleigh Co., 2nd Grade. With 94 students entries representing seventeen counties in West Virginia, twelve were named winners with one overall winner. This year's theme was "Fire won't wait. The overall winner was Dannika Smith, a kindergarten student at Wayne Elementary School. Preventing fires requires everyone to be alert every day to all acts, omissions and dangers that cause fires. First and Second place county winners are chosen by an impartial panel of judges. Extra ribbons can be returned to the Admin building when you bring the winning posters.
Fire Prevention Poster Contest Time. Escape planning and practice can help you make the most of the time you have, giving everyone enough time to get out. • Second place: Dhanvee Praveenkumar, Forest View. Click any thumbnail image to view a slideshow. In the past, several Platteville area students have won at the State level and based on the quality of this year's Fire Prevention Posters there may be many more. The contest recognizes students who show they have an understanding of the main focuses of fire safety and can visually demonstrate the knowledge onto posters and artwork they've created. 3rd place - Jesse Ynojosa. 5th Grade: - 4th place - Emma Hines. 2nd place - Leonardo Figueroa-Perez. Wednesday, October 30th am citywide Awards Assembly at the City Council Chambers, downtown Plano (Building winners will not be recognized at this awards ceremony. • Second place: Aly Slifka, Euclid Elementary. Fire safety education is important at any age level, but especially for children. Wednesday, October 9th: Fire Prevention posters are due to campuses.
Kimballton native Jensen named to Assistant Coaches Hall of Fame. We look forward to this event every year, and we can't wait to see what these awesome kids come up with for the next contest! • Third place: Oliver Yuson, Forest View. Help teach your students this valuable lesson by participating in our annual fire safety poster contest. Last night at the San Angelo ISD Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, twelve elementary students were recognized for their outstanding achievements during the San Angelo Fire Departments annual Fire Prevention Week Poster Contest. Grand prize posters WILL NOT be returned to students. Plan ahead for your escape.
Works to educate everyone about the small but important actions they can take to keep themselves and those around them safe. 1st place - Sylvia Eckel-Dalrymple. These can be dropped off in the main lobby on the first floor. Many children who play with fire do not realize the dangers and injuries their play can cause. • Third place: Quinn Derfler, St. Emily. After you select your grade level winners, you need to select four grand prize winning posters for the city contest. Important Dates: - October 6th-12th: National Fire Prevention Week. Winning posters are selected with one coming from each of the following grade level categories.
Area Police Reports. There were first place villagewide winners that were chosen from each grade level that were presented with a medal. Trista Six, Athens Elementary, Mercer Co., 5th Grade. IHSAA NEWS: Football classifications announced, with Atlantic remaining in Class 3A. Mount Prospect Fire Department Poster Contest winners announced. Ties are acceptable. 1st place - Riley Wojtek. October 9th through 15th, SAISD 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students celebrated the 100th anniversary of Fire Prevention Week and created artwork to help their campus communicate important information about actions they can take to stay safe during a fire emergency.
Make your home escape plan and practice today. Medicap Pharmacy and Iowa Diabetes Form a New Partnership to Better Serve Iowans with Diabetes. • Third place: Lily Rosean, St. Raymond. Please take photos prior to bringing them to the Admin building. The annual Arson Watch Reward Program Poster Contest is sponsored by the MPIUA and the RIJRA, on behalf of all property and casualty insurance companies of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The 1st place winners will have their poster sent to the Wisconsin State Firefighters Convention where they will be hung up and judged at the State level. Fire Prevention Poster Contest Winners Recognized.
We appreciate the San Angelo Fire Department, Fire Prevention Office and Fire Inspector Chris Christian for bringing us this wonderful contest, and campaign to educate our students and families and for all you do to keep us safe every day! Second grade: • First place: Daleyza Castillo, Frost Elementary. 40% of all set fires involve children; 65% are caused by youths between the ages of 5 and 9 years old who are simply curious about fire. An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. • Second place: Ryan Miskella, St. Raymond. In Massachusetts, a Countywide contest is held for all students in grades 6-8. Fourth grade: • First place: Lea Johnson, Lions Park. The majority of these fires involves matches or lighters and occurs where there is the most danger to lives and property…your home. 3rd place - Heaven Hudson. "West Virginia State Fire Marshal, Ken Tyree. The fire department will notify the city winners and their teachers and invite them to the awards ceremony. Piper Parks, Ridgeview Elementary, Raleigh Co., 4th Grade. The artwork followed the theme of "Fire Won't Wait. An award ceremony is held in honor of all winning students.
This year's theme is "Fire Won't Wait, Plan Your Escape, " which recognizes the need for planning and practicing your fire escape plan. The poster theme is "Fire Prevention – Everyone/Everyday". An award ceremony is held in honor of all county winners at which time the three State winners are announced and presented with their awards. Approximately 100 family members and contest winners were in attendance with winners from Kindergarten through 8th Grade. This year's winners are: Kindergarten: • First place: Hugh Holbrook, St. Raymond. Middle schools and high schools are allowed to submit all top posters selected by the art teacher. There was an error processing your request.
• Third place: Ava Predovich, St. Raymond. For information, visit or call (847) 870-5660. Not every hero wears a cape. Iowa Severe Weather Awareness Week 2023 - Are You Weather Ready? San Angelo ISD extends proud congratulations to our poster contest winners and all our elementary students who participated in the contest. Follow the News Telegraph.
GHENT, WV (WVNS) — Four local students were announced Thursday, October 13, 2022 as winners of the Fifth Annual State Fire Marshal Fire Safety Poster Contest. • Second place: Christian Czupryna, St. Raymond. This year's FPW campaign, "Not Every Hero Wears a Cape. The annual theme is: Fire Safety – Everyone / Every day.