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Black Purple Yellow Modern Cutout Yearbook Cover.pdfATTENTION 8TH GRADE PARENTS:
ATTENTION 8TH GRADE PARENTS:
Want to recognize your student for all of their hard work in middle school? Buy a 8th Grade Recognition slot in the yearbook today!
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The Emilie Szekely Holocaust Awareness Contest is for elementary, middle, and high school students in the Fayette County Public Schools (FCPS) system, or those in private or parochial schools within the Lexington area. It is intended to keep alive the memory and lessons of the Holocaust, and to inspire young people to protect human rights today and in the future.
The Emilie Szekely Holocaust Awareness Contest is for elementary, middle, and high school students in the Fayette County Public Schools (FCPS) system, or those in private or parochial schools within the Lexington area. It is intended to keep alive the memory and lessons of the Holocaust, and to inspire young people to protect human rights today and in the future.
This annual contest honors the memory of Emilie Szekely, a Holocaust survivor who dedicated herself to speaking to students in Kentucky about her experiences in the Budapest Ghetto and then her transport to the Nazi death camps of Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. The Jewish Federation of the Bluegrass (JFB), in conjunction with the Szekely family, is proud to sponsor this contest with the intent to bring into focus the contemporary lessons of the Holocaust. Submissions due 5/23.
This annual contest honors the memory of Emilie Szekely, a Holocaust survivor who dedicated herself to speaking to students in Kentucky about her experiences in the Budapest Ghetto and then her transport to the Nazi death camps of Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. The Jewish Federation of the Bluegrass (JFB), in conjunction with the Szekely family, is proud to sponsor this contest with the intent to bring into focus the contemporary lessons of the Holocaust. Submissions due 5/23.
- One First Prize and one Second Prize recipient will be selected from each grade category, for a total of six recipients.
- 10th-12th grade: 1st prize $300.00, 2nd prize $150.00
- 7th-9th grade: 1st prize $200.00, 2nd prize $100.00
- 3rd-6th grade: 1st prize $100.00, 2nd prize $50.00
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Parents - Join Canvas as an observer to keep up to date on your child's assignments and grades. Click here.
From, ‘All Courses’ there’s a gear at the top right. After clicked on it, there was a toggle button ‘Show Grades’ and it was off. Once I slid it over, I could see grades.
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