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Child Abuse Prevention Poster Contest Winners Announced
Entries on display at several Nashville and Clarksville locations through April 30th
Nashville, TN – Kindergarten through eighth grade students attending four Clarksville and Nashville schools created winning entries in the 2012 Child Abuse Prevention Poster Contest sponsored by Catholic Charities of Tennessee. The more than 150 posters entries received illustrated the theme, ““A Happy Family Is…”.
Four Clarksville students won awards for their posters entered in the 2012 Child Abuse Prevention Poster Contest sponsored by Catholic Charities of Tennessee. Alaina Chandler, pictured with her art teacher Nancy Diamond, won first place in the Kindergarten – 2nd grade category. She is a second grade student at Immaculate Conception School.
“Community awareness is essential to ending the cycle of violence toward children. This contest serves as a reminder that everyone has a role to play in keeping children safe, supported and loved,” Gilland added.
The 2012 Poster Contest Winners
| Kindergarten – 2nd Grade | |
| 1st Place | Alaina Chandler, 2nd grade, Immaculate Conception School, Clarksville |
| 2nd Place | Susanna Donnelly, 2nd grade, Christ the King School, Nashville |
| 3rd Place | Bailey Stiglich, 2nd grade, Immaculate Conception School, Clarksville |
| 3rd Grade – 5th Grade | |
| 1st Place | Arianna Roper, 5th grade, Immaculate Conception School, Clarksville |
| 2nd Place | Caroline Patient, 3rd grade, St. Edward School, Nashville |
| 3rd Place | Ella Grace Robertson, 3rd grade, Saint Ann School, Nashville |
| 6th Grade – 8th Grade | |
| 1st Place | Lauren Kelley, 7th grade, Christ the King School, Nashville |
| 2nd Place | Anna Wells, 7th grade, Immaculate Conception School, Clarksville |
| 3rd Place | Abbey Avila, 6th grade, St. Edward School, Nashville |
The winning Clarksville student posters are on display with several other entries until April 30th at the Clarksville-Montgomery Public Library (350 Pageant Lane) and at the Clarksville Publix (1771 Madison Street).
About Catholic Charities of Tennessee, Inc.
Catholic Charities of Tennessee, Inc., celebrating the 50th anniversary of its July 1962 establishment, served 69,000 people living in 38 Middle Tennessee counties last year. Operating on behalf of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Nashville and its congregants, the agency’s major areas of community involvement include adoptions and parental support, counseling, refugee and immigrant services, senior services, education and job training, basic needs (including feeding, housing and clothing assistance), and advocacy, speaking on behalf of those without a voice.
Catholic Charities is a licensed child placement agency of the State of Tennessee and certified as an Adult Day Care provider. Its services are available to people of every religious, ethnic, cultural and racial background.
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