NYS Senator Joe Robach, Marlene Hamman-Whitmore and
Rochester Fire Marshal Christine Schryver judge the posters
Talented young artists from schools throughout the area–RCSD Abelard Reynolds School #42, Cobbles Elementary School, East Rochester School, Harris Hill Elementary School, Honeoye Falls Manor School, RCSD Pinnacle School #35, Scribner Road Elementary School, St. Joseph School, and the Charles Finney School–contributed posters to the contest this year.
Congratulations to our 1st Place Winners in each category:
Rishaan Shah, 1st Grade, Scribner Road Elementary School
Juliette LaBarr, 4th Grade, The Charles Finney School
Alyssa Klawon, 5th Grade, RCSD School #42
Honorable mentions go to:
Youngju Noh, 3 Grade, Cobbles Elementary
Emma Thomas, 1st Grade, St. Joseph School
Abdisadik Ali, 5th Grade, RCSD School #42
Antonio Dixon, 5th grade, RCSD School #42
Hyoju Joanne Noh, 1st Grade, Cobbles Elementary School
And congratulations to fifth-grader D’angelo Dixon, the lucky winner of a random drawing of all poster artists, who will get a ride on a firetruck to RCSD Abelard Reynolds School #42, courtesy of the Rochester Fire Department!
Prevention 1st would like to thank this year’s judges for their work in choosing this year’s winners: New York State Senator Joe Robach, Rochester Fire Marshal Christine Schryver, and Memorial Art Gallery Education Director Marlene Hamman-Whitmore.
Posters were judged on both artistic merit and the impact of its fire safety message. All participants will receive a certificate and all posters will be displayed at the following locations around the city and county during March:
Rochester Public Library Children’s Center (winners and honorable mentions)
Monroe County Office Building
Rochester City Hall
Rochester International Airport
Rochester Museum and Science Center
The Mall at Greece Ridge
Marketplace Mall
Canandaigua National Bank
Eastside Family YMCA