American Legion’s Flag Essay Contest winners announced.
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Two Pella Community students and one Pella Christian student received first, second and third place in the Pella American Legion’s annual flag essay contest. Zoe Drabek (left) and Greta Miller (right) with Jefferson Intermediate were presented their certificates for first and second place from the Pella American Legion on Jan. 15.
The 2020 Essay Contest Subject and Title is: The American Legion - Department of Illinois, American Legion Auxiliary and Sons of The American Legion are co-sponsors of this AMERICANISM ESSAY CONTEST. It's purpose is to aid the schools of Illinois in the teaching of AMERICANISM and GOOD CITIZENSHIP. THREE CLASSES.
Americanism Essay Contest The Auxiliary’s annual Americanism Essay Contest encourages participants to learn about the fundamental rights and freedoms we enjoy today. Each year's contest has a different theme. Click on the links below for more information.
Each year Pella and Pella Christian fifth graders participate in a flag essay contest put on by the American Legion Post 89. All participating students receive a certificate and first, second and third place winners are chosen. This year there were 243 total students that participated.
Charter Oak-Ute fifth grade students recently participated in an essay contest. The purpose of the American Legion of Iowa contest is to develop a deeper knowledge and appreciation for the United States flag on the part of elementary-level students.
The 2017 Essay Contest Subject and Title is: “What The American Flag Means to Me” The American Legion - Department of Illinois, American Legion Auxiliary and Sons of The American Legion are co-sponsors of this AMERICANISM ESSAY CONTEST. It's purpose is to aid the schools of Illinois in the teaching of AMERICANISM and GOOD CITIZENSHIP.
American Legion Post 89 in Pella recognized elementary students at Pella and Pella Christian for flag essays they wrote for an annual contest held by the veterans organization.
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Each year the American Legion host an essay writing contest for all fifth grade students. This contest is designed to promote a better understanding of how the flag is to respected and why. Contestants are encouraged to write about not only the etiquette, but also what the flag means to them. Each post is to pick the best essay submitted to them.
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The purpose of The American Legion of Iowa essay contest is to develop a deeper knowledge and appreciation for the United States flag on the part of elementary-level students.
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American Legion officials James Dean, Dave Binder and Bill Backer are shown with Fitzgerald Grant, a fifth-grade student at Siouxland Christian School who won a local and district essay contest.
The American Legion was chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness.
The purpose of the essay contest is to develop a deeper knowledge and appreciation for the United State flag on the part of elementary students. It is a statewide contest sponsored by the Iowa American Legion, with winners being selected at the local level.
Submitted photoJosie Smith and Tyrese Moss recently won the Flag Education Essay Contest with the American Legion. They are students in Sara Bohle’s fourth grade class at Kingsford Heights.