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2024-2025 Poster Contest

Updated: Jun 17


Celebrating Creativity: Our Students Shine Again!


Each year, the incredible talent and creativity of our students never cease to amaze us—and this year was no exception! Once again, our students rose to the occasion, pouring heart and imagination into their poster creations and the results are inspiring.


Thanks to your enthusiastic participation and votes, we’re thrilled to announce our talented division winners have now advanced to the national competition! Their passion and hard work truly stood out, and we couldn’t be prouder. Minnesota continues to make its mark, and with students like these, we know more wins are on the horizon.


A heartfelt thank you goes out to all the educators, families, and supporters who encouraged students to take part in this contest. Your guidance and motivation helped turn a fun challenge into an opportunity for young artists to discover just how far their creativity can take them. Sometimes all it takes is a little spark—and these students have truly shown what’s possible with drive and determination.

But the celebration doesn’t stop there!


All of our 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners are invited to a special event at the Minnesota Twins game on July 27th, where their artwork will light up the Megatron screen for the entire stadium to see! It's a moment of pure joy and pride—not just for the students, but for all of us cheering them on.


And to make it even sweeter, each of our 1st place winners from every grade level will receive a Barnes & Noble gift card—a little reward for their big achievement.

Once again, thank you to everyone who helped make this year’s contest such a success. We can’t wait to see what incredible creations next year will bring!


 

 

Kristen Joly

Poster Contest Chair

(763) 506-1139


Brielle Whitney, Ninth Grader at Andover High School - First Place
Brielle Whitney, Ninth Grader at Andover High School - First Place

 

 Elsa Leensvaart, Eighth Grader at Jackson Middle School (Anoka-Hennepin) - Second Place (Division 3)
 Elsa Leensvaart, Eighth Grader at Jackson Middle School (Anoka-Hennepin) - Second Place (Division 3)
Pachi Yang, Fifth Grader at Brooklyn Center Elementary - Third Place (Division 2)
Pachi Yang, Fifth Grader at Brooklyn Center Elementary - Third Place (Division 2)
McKenna Ueland, Eighth Grader at Maple Grove Middle School - First Place (Division 3)
McKenna Ueland, Eighth Grader at Maple Grove Middle School - First Place (Division 3)

 
 
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