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GACEC’s Disability History & Awareness Month Poster Contest Celebration

Department of Education | Governor's Advisory Council for Exceptional Citizens | Date Posted: Wednesday, March 1, 2023


Alexa Caccamise, the 3rd place winner of the Elementary Category.

On Friday, February 24th, the Governor’s Advisory Council for Exceptional Citizens (GACEC) held their Disability History and Awareness Month Poster Contest Celebration.  This year’s contest had a theme of “Better Together.”  Youth across the state submitted creative works of art depicting specific topics that people with disabilities face.  The posters are reviewed and judged by how well the topic was covered.

The celebration had a great turnout where the winners of the contest gathered to celebrate their success.  Alongside the winners were their families and supporters from their schools.  Also joining in the celebration were Senator Erik Buckson, as well as Tiphani Cade, who attended on behalf of Representative Sherae’a Moore.  The GACEC is thankful to everyone who participated and attended this event to help spread awareness and inclusion.  Follow us on our new Facebook page to see more photos of the event and stay tuned to our website where we will be uploading all of the posters that were submitted.

Erin Dunlap, of Milford High School, was the 1st place winner of the High School category.
Erin Dunlap, of Milford High School, was the 1st place winner of the High School category.

 

Melinda Zhao, of Silver Lake Elementary, was the first place winner of the Elementary Category. Melinda is pictured with her parents, Tiphani Cade, and GACEC Executive Director, Pam Weir.
Melinda Zhao, of Silver Lake Elementary, was the first place winner of the Elementary Category. Melinda is pictured with her parents, Tiphani Cade, and GACEC Executive Director, Pam Weir.
Natalie Miller, of Robinson Elementary School was the Honorable Mention in the Elementary School Category. Natalie is pictured with her family, a school representative and Senator Eric Buckson.
Natalie Miller, of Robinson Elementary School was the Honorable Mention in the Elementary School Category. Natalie is pictured with her family, a school representative and Senator Eric Buckson.

 

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GACEC’s Disability History & Awareness Month Poster Contest Celebration

Department of Education | Governor's Advisory Council for Exceptional Citizens | Date Posted: Wednesday, March 1, 2023


Alexa Caccamise, the 3rd place winner of the Elementary Category.

On Friday, February 24th, the Governor’s Advisory Council for Exceptional Citizens (GACEC) held their Disability History and Awareness Month Poster Contest Celebration.  This year’s contest had a theme of “Better Together.”  Youth across the state submitted creative works of art depicting specific topics that people with disabilities face.  The posters are reviewed and judged by how well the topic was covered.

The celebration had a great turnout where the winners of the contest gathered to celebrate their success.  Alongside the winners were their families and supporters from their schools.  Also joining in the celebration were Senator Erik Buckson, as well as Tiphani Cade, who attended on behalf of Representative Sherae’a Moore.  The GACEC is thankful to everyone who participated and attended this event to help spread awareness and inclusion.  Follow us on our new Facebook page to see more photos of the event and stay tuned to our website where we will be uploading all of the posters that were submitted.

Erin Dunlap, of Milford High School, was the 1st place winner of the High School category.
Erin Dunlap, of Milford High School, was the 1st place winner of the High School category.

 

Melinda Zhao, of Silver Lake Elementary, was the first place winner of the Elementary Category. Melinda is pictured with her parents, Tiphani Cade, and GACEC Executive Director, Pam Weir.
Melinda Zhao, of Silver Lake Elementary, was the first place winner of the Elementary Category. Melinda is pictured with her parents, Tiphani Cade, and GACEC Executive Director, Pam Weir.
Natalie Miller, of Robinson Elementary School was the Honorable Mention in the Elementary School Category. Natalie is pictured with her family, a school representative and Senator Eric Buckson.
Natalie Miller, of Robinson Elementary School was the Honorable Mention in the Elementary School Category. Natalie is pictured with her family, a school representative and Senator Eric Buckson.

 

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