Fifth-graders' winning D.A.R.E. essays - Wiscnews.com.
D.A.R.E. is a great benefit to all sixth grade students. It helped me to understand how drugs, tobacco, and alcohol can effect me and my body. I also learned how valuable it can be to have friends who don't use drugs and alcohol. What I loved most about D.A.R.E. is that it helped me to realize that most students in middle and high school are.
Sydnie Wood (pictured with certificate and trophy) won the contest for best essay and the one hundred dollar prized. Sydnie's essay will be posted on our Facebook page. Sydnie is the daughter of Dustin and Kayla Wood of Smithland, KY. Pictured is Sydnie reading her essay, Deputy Shannon Edging our DARE instructor, addressing the students.
Yes! Homeschooled students may enter our essay contests. Please enter the contest for your current grade level. Instead of writing your school name and address on your coversheet, just write “Homeschooled.” If you’re not sure which contest you’re eligible for, please write to the Education Department at (email protected).
The official website of the Town of Munster, Indiana. Fifth graders completing the core program are invited to participate in an annual D.A.R.E. Graduation Ceremony at each of the four elementary schools. During these memorable events, students are provided with graduation certificates and prizes while awards are handed out to the winners of the D.A.R.E. essay contest.
ACUSHNET -- Fifth-grader Marcy Rebello put in words her feelings on what it means to be an American and walked away a winner.The essay contest is part of the Burt Family Memorial Trust Fund, which.
FOR THE RECORD - (Published Friday, June 4, 1993) Andrea Grow, a 6th grader at Nitschmann Middle School, Bethlehem, was a winner in the Inner-City DARE essay contest sponsored by the Bethlehem.
The DAR American History Committee sponsors the American History Essay Contest for grade 5, 6, 7, and 8 students. This year there were four Edenton Tea Party Chapter DAR American History Essay Contest winners from local area schools: Sarah Long, 5th grade at D. F. Walker Elementary School; Elizabeth Ayers, 6th grade at Chowan Middle School; Matthew Dewees, 7th grade at Chowan Middle School.
KSP Trooper Jeremy Smith presented graduation certificates to all 6th grade students from the Kentucky House of Representatives and signed by Butler County Representative, C.B. Embry. A special presentation was made to the DARE essay winners. 1st place award in the DARE essay contest was taken by Madelyn Barks and runner -up went to Sierra.
The American History Essay Contest was established to encourage young people to think creatively about our nation's great history and learn about history in a new light. This contest is open to students in public, private, and parochial schools, and registered home-study programs. Students in grades five through eight are encouraged to.
In sixth grade, students write to express, discover, record, develop, and reflect on ideas. They problem solve and produce texts of at least 500 to 700 words. Specifically, 6th grade standards in writing stipulate that students write in the following forms: Narrative: Students write narrative accounts that establish a point of view, setting.
Four seventh grade students won the DARE program's essay contest, which they read at the program's graduation ceremony Friday afternoon. From left to right, the winners were: Michayla Carmean.
SUBMIT THIS FORM WITH THE ESSAYS TO THE CENTER DIRECTOR. August 2019 FLORIDA EDUCATION FUND LAWS OF LIFE ESSAY CONTEST JUDGE ’S FORM PURPOSE: The Laws of Life are core values and ideals by which we live. Honesty, perseverance, and the Golden Rule all are examples of these universal “laws” that transcend religions, cultures, and national borders.
Cassini Scientist for a Day Essay Contest Students grades 5 to 12 write an essay of up to 500 words, with winning schools invited to participate in a teleconference with Cassini scientists. Dare to Dream Students in 3rd through 8th grade should write an original biographical poem and a non-fiction paragraph about someone who not only dreamed, but took action and made the world a better place.
