Participants must write their essay themselves, but they may get help from teachers, parents, or friends in the form of ideas. Seventh-ninth grade. For each grade category for children and the elderly and special needs levels, local AHMAs select up to three winning posters, which can consist of photographs, websites, computer art, or other media. Text Ivy at 928-350-5647 and she'll give you more info. The contest is open to all 3rd, 4th, & 5th grade students. Local AHMAs will select up to three winning posters, photographs*, websites*, computer art* or other media*—such as tile, macramé, needlework, etc. Drawing characters is my anti-drug. Text: Typed, computer generated text, hand written or hand printed. Recognition for the Annual Drug Free Poster Contest Winners. If you have any questions, please contact Kelley Ryan at (732) 381-4100 or We are looking forward to seeing your student's submissions! This contest is open to children, adults age 55 and older, and disabled or special needs residents of our affordable housing communities. Ari'bella Landry, 8.
To acknowledge the three student winners of the annual Drug Free Poster Contest. The first official Red Ribbon Week celebration was created by the National Family Partnership in 1988. The PAHMA Board of Directors is pleased to support the 2023 Art and Poster Contest sponsored by the National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA). Posters must include the student's name, teacher, grade, school name, phone number/email, and mailing address or they will not be entered into the contest. Residencial El Recreo, San German, Puerto Rico. "It tells people what choices not to make and the choices to make in life. Three winning posters will be chosen, based on artistic presentation and strength in messaging, to promote a drug-free lifestyle.
• Jeremiah Berger, 7; Second grade; Plaza Manor Court, Jacksonville, N. C. ; Westminster Company; SAHMA. Alina Oganezova, 12. MONTGOMERY COUNTY — Montgomery County Drug-Free Coalition is hosting its annual poster and poetry contest for Montgomery County students from grades 6-12. The Elks Drug Awareness Program offers contests for you to demonstrate your commitment to a drug-free life. 2023 Drug Free Poster Contest. When is the deadline? Click the video below to access our virtual awards ceremony or you can access the ceremony by clicking here! 121-125 Chestnut Street Suite 301, 3rd Floor Roselle, New Jersey 07203. phone: 732-381-4100. The World Is My Antidrug.
Also, this year we are giving YOU an opportunity to choose the winner! It's time to vote for your favorite 2021 posters is our annual antidrug poster contest! ©2022 Cox Media Group. The contest's underlying message will continue to have a drug-free theme, but we also wanted to open the door for more avenues of expression. We will be honoring contest winners and participants at a ceremony in early March.
Alcoholism and drug addiction can affect anyone. View more on Trentonian. Residents who live in a permanent supportive housing community or Section 811 community of a NAHMA and/or a local AHMA member company. The DeKalb Prevention Coalition has recognized students who participated in a poster contest last week in support of Red Ribbon Week October 23-31. This event concludes Red Ribbon Week, aimed at educating youth on the dangers of drugs and encouraging them to live a drug free lifestyle. Residents with Special Needs.
THE 2022 CONTEST WINNERS. Mackenzie Brown tied for Second place; First place. The Ledges, Ashland, Mass. Participants may be an individual or group, the length of the video should be 2 to 5 minutes in length. Students from DeKalb Middle School took the pledge to live drug free. Pre-K to third grade pictured left to right- Third place, Maggie Hendrix, (Lisa Cripps holding Second place tie poster Davis Barnes) absent from picture due to field trip. Prospera Housing Community Services. Learn more about the Elks Drug Awareness Program Essay Contest for students in sixth through eighth grade at: Poster Contest. All winners are also featured in the 2023 calendar. 1340 Braddock Pl, 5th Floor, Alexandria, VA 22214. 2021 Contest Theme: With Responsibility Comes Reward: Holding Ourselves Accountable. This year's poster contest theme was "Drug Free Looks Like Me" and was open to students in grades 3 through 12.
Please contact Shelly Diaz at. "It sets a base for children to understand the dangers of drugs, " said Joe LaBelle, the school's principal. • Lisa Marie Veliz Santiago, 17; 10th grade; Residencial El Recreo, San German, Puerto Rico; J. 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. It's a youth group that does a lot of things for teens. PAHMA wishes to thank all the participants in the 2017 art contest and to congratulate our National Winner, Ninth grade – Crawford Square, Pittsburgh, PA. McCormack Baron Management Services. How does the contest work? The Gardens on Garfield, Glendale, Calif. Thomas Safran & Associates. 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.
Don't paint drugs into your picture. "It's a big deal to the children, " schools Superintendent Will Hardin said. Paper size: 8½" × 11″. Only students are eligible for the grand prize. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council of Orange County. The subtheme for the 2023 contest is People Helping People: Promote Acts of Kindness.
Entries must be received by PAHMA by Friday, May 5, 2023. Barbara Rodrigues, Middle School Programs Director, ext. ACPS's FACE Center is pleased to bring back the campaign to Alexandria this fall in partnership with the Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition of Alexandria, the City of Alexandria's Department of Community and Human Services, Stop Child Abuse Now of Northern Virginia and the Mayor's Campaign to End Bullying. It's fun, you're making a difference in your community, and it looks good on college applications. The Red Ribbon campaign is the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation. People Helping People: Promote Acts of Kindness. The underlying message for the annual contest is always a drug-free theme. All posters must be turned in and postmarked by Nov. 15, 2022, to: Ms. Daniela Perez-Bravo. Along with letting you know about our event, we are announcing our annual 2021 "What's My Anti-Drug? " The theme and additional information on the contest is listed on. You May Also Be Interested In. However, posters submitted on paper up to 11×24 inches in size will be accepted. The AHMA winners are then sent to NAHMA for consideration in the national contest.
Honorable Mentions: $100 check. This can include things such as sports, family, and hobbies. Have you heard of YC2? Council Groves Apartments, Missoula, Mont. The National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA) is proud to kick off the annual art/calendar contest. What I do instead of drugs. Letters to the Editor. 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.
We have added a subtheme to reinforce a more positive use of time and encourage a broader range of submissions. • Anthony Keshishyan, 16; 11th grade; The Gardens on Garfield, Glendale, Calif. ; Thomas Safran & Associates; AHMA-PSW. My Anti-Drug Is Art. CLICK THE ABOVE PDF LINK TO PRINT. The idea for the national event was inspired by the brutal murder of Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, a Drug Enforcement Agency investigator in 1985.