
- Name
- School
- Reflections Arts Category (Dance, Literature, Photography, etc.)
Blue Corn Flower, by Sophia Z., 4th grade, Mt Vernon Community School (Photography, Intermediate)
Mount Vernon Community School, which usually has the largest Reflections contest in the city, held its awards program this week at the Casa Chirilagua, a great example of a partnership with a community group. Part of the program was this terrific video of some of the work entered in the contest by the creative and talented students of MVCS.
If you’re a Reflections chair looking for a way to show off your student entries, you might find the video presentation inspirational.
Click here to link to the video.
Congratulations to Lee Raynes, Laurie Rossbach, and Clese Erikson, who worked so hard to put on a great Reflections program, and to all of Mount Vernon’s Reflections participants.
If you’re a teen who likes to write — or a teacher or Reflections chair at a school with talented teenaged writers — you should know about this new short-story contest for teens, the Amy Wahl Short Story Prize, with divisions for age 13-15 and for age 16-19. The contest is administered by Double Dessert Press.
Stories should be between 1,000 and 5,000 words.
Find more information here:
https://doubledessertpress.wixsite.com/home/amyprize
Two ACPS student entries have won 1st Place in the Northern Virginia PTA District Reflections competition and are moving on to the Virginia state contest:
Click here to see the complete list of NoVa District Winners for 2017-18.
We are proud of all of our winners, and especially excited for Adelaide and Peyton! Take a look at the work of these two talented students….
Stronger, by A. Flint, George Mason ES