Paris ISD students swept the annual Lamar County Soil and Water Conservation District (LSWCD) Poster and Essay Contest for the fourth year in a row. LSWCD Vice-President Mike Parsons presented checks to the contest winners.
This year’s theme was Life in Soil: Dig Deeper.
In the essay contest, Paris High School seniors Grace Hamm and Marjorie Calderon won 1st and 2nd place respectively (ages 14-18 division) and received $150 and $80. Paris Junior High School 7th grader Luke De la Garza won 1st place (13 and under division) and received $80.
In the poster contest, Susana Silva, Cylee Wherley, and Tre’lyn Bailey (Justiss 4th graders) placed 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the 4th—66th-grade contest and received $80, $50, and $30 respectively. K’morh K. Douglas (Justiss 3rd grader), Shamar Burgess (Aikin 3rd grader), and Cairo Myles-Brown (Justiss 3rd grader) won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in the 1st—3rd grade contest. They received $50, $30, and $20 respectively.
All winning essays and posters have been submitted for judging at the area competition.
Paris High School seniors Grace Hamm and Marjorie Calderon
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Paris High School seniors Grace Hamm and Marjorie Calderon
Paris Junior High School 7th grader Luke De la Garza
