First Circuit 2018 Law Day Art Contest Winners Announced
Posted on May 23, 2018 in Featured News, News & Reports, Uncategorized
Third grader Cayla Lynne Flood of St. Anthony School and fifth grader Brooke Jones of St. Andrew’s Schools were the top winners in the 2018 First Circuit Law Day Art Contest held in May.
This year, participating students studied the Separation of Powers: Framework for Freedom, a theme that focused on the United States Constitution’s principle of checks and balances. Students demonstrated their creativity and artistic ability in illustrating the theme with their posters. First Circuit judges evaluated entries based on the student’s interpretation of the theme, their originality and creativity, and the visual impact of their artwork.
All the winners received a Law Day certificate, Law Day medal, and will have their artwork displayed at a courthouse on Oahu. First place winners also won a pizza party for their class.
The winners:
Second-Third Grade
First Place: Cayla Lynne Flood, third grade, St. Anthony School – Kalihi
Second Place: Jason Rone Borres, third grade, St. Anthony School – Kalihi
Third Place: Ginopaulo Bernardo, third Grade, St. Anthony School – Kalihi
Fourth-Fifth Grade
First Place: Brooke Jones, fifth grade, St. Andrew’s Schools
Second Place: Juliana Shi, fifth grade, St. Andrew’s Schools
Third Place: Kellsey Cabuhat, fourth grade, St. John the Baptist Catholic School