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A Farmington fifth-grader's artwork is being recognized here in Utah and nationally. Abby Johnson attends Knowlton Elementary School in Farmington. She finds plenty of joy in drawings.

Attorney General Lopez announced the winner of Hawaii Missing Children’s Day Poster Contest.

RANDOLPH TWP. - And the winner is....

Happy Republic Day Images:  India is a land of diverse cultures, religions, and languages. Let's celebrate this diversity and strive to build a more inclusive and tolerant society with best images, and drawings.

Because of severe winter weather and missed school days, the deadline is being extended until Jan. 31, 2024,

Because of severe winter weather and missed school days, the deadline is being extended until Jan. 31, 2024,

The Missouri Department of Public Safety (DPS) has extended the deadline for Missouri fifth-graders to enter the National Missing Childrens Day Poster Contest.

You can win a free trip to Washington DC, while also spreading awareness for Missing Children.
MSP is inviting 5th Graders around the state to participate.

JEFFERSON CITY — To help children learn about staying safe and to raise awareness of missing children, the Department of Public Safety is inviting Missouri fifth graders to participate in the annual National Missing Children’s Day Poster Contest. The national winner and his/her parents and teacher will be invited to Washington, D.C. to participate in the 41st annual National Missing Children’s Day Ceremony on May 22, 2024. Transportation and lodging will be provided.

A Northwest Allen County Schools educator who likely underestimates her impact on students has been nominated for Teacher Honor Roll. Her profile follows.