JEA Black History Month Poster Contest

In celebration of 2024 Black History Month, JEA held a poster contest with local 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders from Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. 

A panel of judges (JEA Black History Committee) rated the posters for the message, creativity and originality. Below are the winners for each grade. (click on each image for larger view): 

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Closed Title:9th Grade - Reign Cargile
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9th Grade 1st Place

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Closed Title:10th Grade - Alicia Baldwin
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10th Grade 1st Place

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Closed Title:11th Grade - Kierra Reese
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11th Grade 1st Place

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Closed Title:12th Grade - Sheenay Gay
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12th Grade 1st Place

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6th Grade Winners

1st Place - Alessandra F.

6th Grade 1st Place

2nd Place - Fiona M.

6th Grade 2nd Place

3rd Place - Jonathan A.

6th Grade 3rd Place

7th Grade Winners

1st Place - Kiara D.

7th Grade 1st Place

2nd Place - Catherine Z.

7th Grade 2nd Place

3rd Place - Tam T.

7th Grade 3rd Place

3rd Place - Brihanna C.

7th Grade 3rd Place

8th Grade Winners

1st Place - Esther V.

8th Grade 1st Place

2nd Place - Judy L.

8th Grade 2nd Place

3rd Place - Cassandra Sophia M.

8th Grade 3rd Place

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