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SEARCHWinning entries come from students in British Columbia, Alberta, Oregon, and Tennessee, for the coloring contest as well as for the new poster contest.
Safe Fleet's United Against Bullying program held a poster contest in addition to its coloring contest this year. Shown here is the second-place entry from Alanah, of Kapolei (Hawaii) Middle School.
BELTON, Mo. — Safe Fleet’s United Against Bullying (UAB) program has announced the winners of its annual coloring contest and its poster contest, held for the first time this year.
Elementary school students participated in the coloring contest. The poster contest was held for middle and high school students. Both contests were open from July 10 to Oct. 31, and a total of 3,027 entries were received.
The theme of the contests was “I Heart Kindness.” There were 10 judges for the contest, including United Against Bullying coordinators, staff from Safe Fleet divisions, and student representatives from Be Strong, a student anti-bullying group and a strategic partner of Safe Fleet.
“We thank all of the administrators and parents who submitted entries on behalf of students,” said John R. Knox, president and CEO of Safe Fleet. “Bullying is a serious problem in our schools, and every opportunity for children to think about and talk about kindness and bullying is an opportunity for immeasurable positive ripple effects and change.”
The winning students receive awards, and each winner's and runner-up’s school receives $500 and $100, respectively, to help support their kindness and anti-bullying initiatives.
Here is the list of winners and runners-up for the coloring contest, which is divided into categories based on the ages of the students:
Winner: Eloise, Fort Langley Elementary, Fort Langley, British Columbia
Runner-up: Olivia, Manito Elementary School, Oakland, New Jersey
Winner: Shayan, Fort McMurray Islamic School, Fort McMurray, Alberta
Runner-up: Jasmine, Richard Bulpitt Elementary, Langley, British Columbia
Winner: Shelby, Centerville (Tenn.) Intermediate School
Runner-up: Mokayla, Kapolei (Hawaii) Middle School
Here is the list of winners for the poster contest:
1st place: Kassandra, Rachel Carson Environmental Middle School, Beaverton, Oregon
2nd place: Alanah, Kapolei (Hawaii) Middle School
3rd place: Brenna, Signal Hill Elementary, Pemberton, British Columbia
Honorable Mention: Molly, W.S. Mount Elementary, Stony Brook, New York
The poster contest runners-up are:
Anahi, Lompoc (Calif.) Valley Middle School
Rebecca, Signal Hill Elementary, Pemberton, British Columbia
Karli, Rachel Carson Environmental Middle School, Beaverton, Oregon
For more information about the contests, go here.
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