Grand prizewinner in NAHMA's annual AHMA Drug-Free Kids poster and art contest. The Ledges, Ashland, Mass. Recognition for the Annual Drug Free Poster Contest Winners. Starting October 11th you can access the online voting at Poster Contest winners will then be announced at the in person 23th Annual Union County Red Ribbon Drug Prevention Walk on October 16th. If you have any questions, please contact Kelley Ryan at (732) 381-4100 or We are looking forward to seeing your student's submissions! It's fun, you're making a difference in your community, and it looks good on college applications. Diego Humberto Salcido, 13. The selected winners were: Jolene Costley, Marlton Middle School in Evesham, 7th grade; Ioanna Moustakas, Harrington Middle School in Mount Laurel, 7th grade; Ryon Senthill, Hartford Road School in Mount Laurel, 6th grade; Sean Pelletier, Olsen Middle School in Tabernacle, 7th grade; Kiela Lobada, Olsen Middle School in Tabernacle, 6th grade and Reyna Enright, Bobby's Run School in Lumberton, 5th grade. Julie Robles – Harding elementary – kenilworth – Teacher – Horling – 6th grade. Lisa Marie Veliz Santiago, 17. NAHMA Art Contest for yearly Calendar.
The contest is open to three age groups, Pre-high school, High School and Post Graduates. A poster entered by Melanie Maher, an 11-year-old fifth- grader at Matilda Harris Elementary, took second place. Ioanna Moustakas, Harrington Middle School in Mount Laurel, 7th grade. It will take place on October 16, 2021 in person at Nomahegan Park, Cranford, NJ. 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. Honorable Mention goes to our own Deborah Holt, 72. The winners were selected from more than 300 submissions by students from across the county. 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. Don't paint drugs into your picture. Paper size: 8½" × 11″. Text Ivy at 928-350-5647 and she'll give you more info.
Participants may be an individual or group, the length of the video should be 2 to 5 minutes in length. Regardless of the entry category, each national winner of the NAHMA contest receives a $1, 000 educational scholarship from the NAHMA Educational Foundation. Alexandria, Va., July 13, 2017 ― Worla Dra-Zonyrah, a sixth-grader from Worcester, Mass., has been named the grand prizewinner in NAHMA's annual AHMA Drug-Free Kids poster and art contest. Bobby Cahill – 5th grade – Harding elementary- kenilworth – Teacher – Melissa Marks. OUR HANDS ARE UNITED: "Reach Out And Be A Good Neighbor". • Deborah Holt, 72; Seniors & residents with special needs; Cornerstone Village Apartments, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; McCormack Baron Management; PAHMA. 6 Wesley Court Suite 1, Middletown, New York 10941. Order Calendars HERE. Resolution / Presentation - 5/10/2016. Those chosen for this distinction are featured in a special section of the NAHMA 2023 Drug-Free Kids calendar and receive a $100 scholarship check. Have you heard of YC2? The poster contest is open to children and senior residents 55 years or older who live in a community of a NAHMA or a local AHMA member company, as well as residents with special needs who live in a permanent supportive housing community or Section 811 community of a NAHMA or a local AHMA member company.
The contest is open to all 3rd, 4th, & 5th grade students. All Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS) students are encouraged to submit their entry in the 2022 Red Ribbon poster contest to help promote a drug-free lifestyle by Nov. 15, 2022. We expect this event to be exceptional! Strathern Court, Sun Valley, Calif. Skye Roberson, 9. Learn more about the Elks Drug Awareness Program Essay Contest for students in sixth through eighth grade at: Poster Contest. BRHS Art Club's EMPTY BOWLS Fundraiser to Benefit St. Mary's Food Pantry, TASK. The selected winners were: - Jolene Costley, Marlton Middle School in Evesham, 7th grade. ADAC provides confidential referrals and information to any person in need. The underlying message for the annual contest is always a drug-free theme.
Entries must be received by PAHMA by Friday, May 5, 2023. Attention Schools: For the 23rd year, Prevention Links will be coordinating the in person Red Ribbon Drug Prevention Walk. See detailed descriptions for format and size in another section of the contest rules. 121-125 Chestnut Street. To view our first ever virtual awards ceremony visit the following link: A special congratulations goes out to the Grand Prize Winners for our 33rd Annual Substance Abuse Prevention Poster Contest! 2022 Contest Theme: Healthy Is Happy: Nutrition and Fitness Propel Us Forward. Lakeside Towers Apartments, Miami, Fla. Royal American Management. • Jeremiah Berger, 7; Second grade; Plaza Manor Court, Jacksonville, N. C. ; Westminster Company; SAHMA. Children who live in a family community of a NAHMA and/or a local AHMA member company. WORDS THAT HEAL: "Stop Bullying, Spread Kindness".
The AHMA winners are then sent to NAHMA for consideration in the national contest. Poster paper: Ideally, posters should be submitted on 8½" × 11″ inch paper. 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. The subtheme for the 2023 contest is People Helping People: Promote Acts of Kindness. THE 2022 CONTEST WINNERS. As part of our annual Red Ribbon Day Drug Prevention Walk, we invite all Union County 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade school students to participate and creatively present their anti-drug through art. The Gardens on Garfield, Glendale, Calif. Thomas Safran & Associates.
• Noah Merritt, 13; Seventh grade; Rowan Towers, Trenton, N. J. ; The Michaels Organization; JAHMA. We will be honoring contest winners and participants at a ceremony in early March. 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. LEARNING WILL GET ME WHERE I'M GOING: "Reaching for Knowledge".
When is the deadline? Seniors & residents with special needs. Keys dangling from his poster emphasizes this year's theme, "drug-free is the key. In 1985, Drug Enforcement Administration Special Agent Enrique S. "Kiki" Camarena was killed by drug traffickers. Carson Retirement Residence, Pittsburgh, PA, CMS Housing. I shred drugs with my boards. Entries are no longer being accepted for the 2023 Poster and Poetry contest. • Joshua Silva, 13; Eighth grade; Kingsville Lulac Manor, Kingsville, Texas; Prospera Housing Community Services; SWAHMA. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council of Orange County. • Ari'bella Landry, 8; First grade; Davis Commons, Brockton, Mass.
Ryon Senthill, Hartford Road School in Mount Laurel, 6th grade. Do you or someone you know have a problem? All winners are also featured in the 2023 calendar. Ari'bella Landry, 8. Posters will be judged strictly on originality and creativeness, not on artistic ability. Rocky Mountain Heartland AHMA. Three finalists from each grade level will be chosen to participate in an online voting contest that will help determine the winner(s) of each grade level! Letters to the Editor.
All submissions were displayed at Rowan College at Burlington County on Oct. 26 and Oct. 27 and judged by the college's students. Check back for future updates on the 2021 Contest! Three winning posters will be chosen, based on artistic presentation and strength in messaging, to promote a drug-free lifestyle. In June, we met to judge this year's outstanding submissions. Poster designs were judged in March and the winning selections will be published on the cover of the 2016-2017 BPS elementary and middle school planners for distribution to students in the fall.