IHSAA NEWS: Football classifications announced, with Atlantic remaining in Class 3A. 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. Help teach your students this valuable lesson by participating in our annual fire safety poster contest. The local area winners are listed as: - Aaron Stahl, Ridgeview Elementary, Raleigh Co., 2nd Grade. 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.
On Wednesday night January 24th, the Platteville Fire Department hosted their annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest Winner presentation at the Fire Station. An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Fire Prevention Poster Contest Winners Recognized. "We want to congratulate all the winners, and thank all who have supported and participated in this year's contest. Middle schools and high schools are allowed to submit all top posters selected by the art teacher. Piper Parks, Ridgeview Elementary, Raleigh Co., 4th Grade. • Third place: Quinn Derfler, St. Emily. Preventing fires requires everyone to be alert every day to all acts, omissions and dangers that cause fires. All First place county winners are entered into the Massachusetts Statewide Contest. Fourth grade: • First place: Lea Johnson, Lions Park.
Wednesday, October 9th: Fire Prevention posters are due to campuses. This year, a number of schools participated, including St. Emily School, Forest View Elementary, St. Raymond School, Euclid Elementary School, Frost Elementary, Lions Park Elementary, Indian Grove Elementary and John Jay Elementary. • Third place: Ava Predovich, St. Raymond. 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! In each grade level, a first-, second- and third-place winner was chosen along with a participation award. Works to educate everyone about the small but important actions they can take to keep themselves and those around them safe. Grand Prize Posters: - All grand prize posters must be delivered to the Admin building on or before October 13th. San Angelo ISD extends proud congratulations to our poster contest winners and all our elementary students who participated in the contest. • Second place: Dhanvee Praveenkumar, Forest View. 3rd place - Lexie Jimenez. You voted: Recent Obituaries. Please forward to campus fire prevention chair person. First, Second and Third place winners are chosen in each level by an impartial panel of judges.
These can be dropped off in the main lobby on the first floor. • Second place: Haley Procarione, Forest View. "West Virginia State Fire Marshal, Ken Tyree. An award ceremony is held in honor of all winning students. Fire safety education is important at any age level, but especially for children. Ties are acceptable. Irwin man killed collision March 9. Each year during Fire Prevention Week, the Mount Prospect Fire Department hosts the annual Poster Contest, where students from participating schools create fire safety posters. Ribbons: - Each campus will receive ribbons in interschool mail and additional ribbons can be requested by emailing Jessica Malloy at. Follow the News Telegraph. 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.
Judging: - Each campus may choose how to distribute first place, second place, third place, and honorable mention. • Third place: Julie Bridich, Lions Park. Area Police Reports. Iowa Severe Weather Awareness Week 2023 - Are You Weather Ready? 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. The poster theme is "Fire Prevention – Everyone/Everyday". The artwork followed the theme of "Fire Won't Wait.
This year's FPW campaign, "Not Every Hero Wears a Cape. 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. 5th Grade: - 4th place - Emma Hines. The Fire Prevention Week posters were then judged by the San Angelo Rotary Club and the following students were honored: - 3rd Grade: - 4th place - Elizabeth Vu. Plan and Practice Your Escape! "
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. In Massachusetts, a Countywide contest is held for all students in grades 6-8. This contest has been taking place in Mount Prospect for more than 30 years and has proved to be an effective fire safety education learning tool. Plan ahead for your escape. 2nd place - AJ Jimenez. Click any thumbnail image to view a slideshow.
All public, private and parochial schools in Rhode Island are invited to participate. Fifth grade: • First place: Daniella Kopacz, Indian Grove. • Second place: Emme Llewellyn, St. Raymond. • Third place: Nicole Fee, Indian Grove.
There was an error processing your request. After you select your grade level winners, you need to select four grand prize winning posters for the city contest. This year's theme is "Fire Won't Wait, Plan Your Escape, " which recognizes the need for planning and practicing your fire escape plan. Mount Prospect Fire Department Poster Contest winners announced. • Second place: Aly Slifka, Euclid Elementary. 1st place - Zoe DeLuna. 1st place - Riley Wojtek. This year's theme was "Fire won't wait. Winning posters are selected with one coming from each of the following grade level categories. Tuesday, October 15th: Grand Prize winning posters must be delivered to the Admin building.
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