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Twelfth Annual Peace Education Awards
(2002-2003 School Year)
List of Winners

bulletNational Winners, Kindergarten through Third Grades (essays)
bulletNational Winners, Fourth through Eighth Grades (essays)
bulletNational Peace Artists Awards
bulletOutstanding Group Project
bulletNational Honorable Mentions -- essays
bulletNational Honorable Mentions -- Peace Artists
bulletNational Honorable Mentions -- Group Projects
bulletWinning Essays
bulletWinning Peace Art
bulletThe International Day of Radiant Peace (March 22 and June 22)
bulletOther Radiant Peace Projects

National Winners

All award-winners received certificates and cash awards.
Every participant -- students, teachers, parents, staff -- received a Radiant Peace Patch or Peace Sticker

Please note:  all these awards are possible because of generous donations from individuals -- if you want to help the annual Peace Education Awards continue, please donate generously today!

Peace Essays
Kindergarten through Third Grades

Theme: I am a peaceful person when I...  OR What I would say about Peace to a child in another country

National First Place

Rebecca Karttunen, Third Grade, age 8
Christ Lutheran School, Cape Coral, Fla.
Teacher: Mrs. West

National Second Place (tie)

Nici Johnson, Third Grade, age 8
St. George Elementary School, St. George, Kan.
Teacher: Debbie Berges

Laurel Leavitt, Second Grade, age 8
Sweetwater Episcopal Academy, Longwood, Fla.
Teacher: Denise Sulewski

National Third Place

Jacinta Zhané Kimbrough, Second Grade, age 7
St. Mark’s School, Cocoa, Fla.
Teacher: Mrs. Greene

Fourth through Eighth Grades

Theme: How I Make a More Peaceful World OR  If I were talking to children in the Mideast, what would I say to help them understand Peace?

National First Place (tie)

Ashley Alvarez, Eighth Grade, age 14
Neptune Middle School, Kissimmee, Fla.
Teacher: Mrs. Davis

Nimmerta Sangera, Seventh Grade, age 12
Nuestro School, Live Oak, Calif.
Teacher: Mrs. Nina Sharma

National Second Place

Brandon Sparks, Fifth Grade, age 11
Woodland Forrest School, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Teacher: M. Shepherd

National Third Place (tie)

Kyle Phillips, Fifth Grade, age 10
Walker Elementary School, Northport, Ala.
Teacher: Mrs. Pat Markin

National Third Place (tie)

Karina De La Peña, Seventh Grade, age 12
St. Timothy Parish School, Miami, Fla.
Teacher: Mrs. Reyes

Peace Artists
Kindergarten through Third Grades

Theme: What Makes Me Feel Peaceful 

National First Place

Juanita Rico, First Grade, age 7
Linwood Elementary School, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Teacher: Mrs. Larimer

National Second Place

Hannah Rushing, Second Grade, age 8
Walker Elementary School, Northport, Ala.
Teacher: Mrs. Pat Markin

National Third Place

Denysha Guerrios, Second Grade, age 7
Lake Eola Charter School, Orlando, Fla.
Teacher: Ms. Mary McCormick

Peace Artists, Grades 4-8

National First Place

Hunter Harper, Fourth Grade, age 10
Walker Elementary School, Northport, Ala.
Teacher: Mrs. Pat Markin

National Second Place

Cindy Delva, Fifth Grade, age 12
Linda Lentin Elementary School, Miami, Fla.
Teacher: Mr. Pedlaw

National Third Place

Andrea Pridmore, Fifth Grade, age 10
Walker Elementary School, Northport, Ala.
Teacher: Mrs. Pat Markin

 

Outstanding Group Project

Kindergarten (Mrs. Brady & Mrs. Fleming): Piece of Peace
Goldie Feldman Academy, Sarasota, Fla.

National Honorable Mentions (essays)
Kindergarten through Third Grades

(in alphabetical order)
Jaycee Carter, Second Grade, age 8, Nuestro Elementary School, Live Oak, Calif.
Lucas Crawford, Third Grade, age 8, Vance Elementary School, Vance, Ala.
Mercedés Gray, Second Grade, age 8, Linwood Elementary School, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Matt Hartigan, Third Grade, age 9, Nuestro Elementary School, Live Oak, Calif.
Tyler Langbauer, Third Grade, age 8, Christ Lutheran School, Cape Coral, Fla
Jonica Poe, First Grade, age 7, Vance Elementary School, Vance, Ala.
Molly Traugott, Second Grade, Lake Eola Charter School, Orlando, Fla.

National Honorable Mentions (essays)
Fourth through Eighth Grades

(In alphabetical order)
Victoria Chavarria, Fifth Grade, age 11, William B. Travis Elementary, Corpus Christi, Tex.
Raven Dunn, Fifth Grade, age 10, Woodland Forrest Elementary School, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Orlando Garcia, Seventh Grade, age 13, St. Timothy Parish School, Miami, Fla.
Will Gieske, Sixth Grade, age 11, Highland Elementary School, Elgin, Ill.
Adessa Hubbell, Eighth Grade, age 14, Neptune Middle School, Kissimmee, Fla.
Annemarie Lucernoni, Fifth Grade, age 10, St. Mark’s Academy, Cocoa, Fla.
Natalie Mason, Sixth Grade, age 12, St. Mark’s Academy, Cocoa, Fla.
Catherine Robertson, Fourth Grade, age 10, St. Mark’s Academy, Cocoa, Fla.
Diana Sakal, Eighth Grade, age 14, All Saints Catholic School, Sunrise, Fla.
Cristina Salazar, Fifth Grade, age 11, St. Timothy Parish School, Miami, Fla.

National Honorable Mentions, Peace Artists
Kindergarten through Third Grades

(In alphabetical order)
Allyson Driggers, Second Grade, age 8, Lake Eola Charter School, Orlando, Fla.
Alexander Figueras, First Grade, age 7, St. Timothy Parish School, Miami, Fla.
Elias Hofele, Kindergarten, age 5, Walker Elementary School, Northport, Ala.
Taylor Prewitt, Third Grade, age 9, Walker Elementary School, Northport, Ala.
Natalie Stevenson, Kindergarten, age 6, All Saints Catholic School, Sunrise, Fla.
Janeya Thompson, Second Grade, age 8, Linda Lentin Elementary School, Miami, Fla.

National Honorable Mentions, Peace Artists
Fourth through Eighth Grades

(In alphabetical order)
Joshua Burt, Fifth Grade, age 11, Vance Elementary School, Vance, Ala.
Tatiana Domond, Fifth Grade, age 11, Linda Lentin Elementary School, Miami, Fla.
Pedro Galindo, Fifth Grade, age 10, Linwood Elementary School, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Chinedo L. Okafor, Fifth Grade, age 11, Linwood Elementary School, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Ashley Perez, Fifth Grade, age 11, William B. Travis Elementary School, Corpus Christi, Tex.

National Honorable Mentions, Group Projects

First Grade (Mrs. Socorras & Mrs. Bravo): Peace on Earth book
St. Timothy Parish School, Miami, Fla.

Ms. Ortiz’s Gifted Class (grades 1-6): Class Bulletin Board and Poems
Linda Lentin Elementary School, Miami, Fla.


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