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HCPSS Celebrates 10th Annual Choose Civility Poster and Video Contest Winners

May 13th, 2016

Each year, Choose Civility recognizes original art created by students that represents a specific civility theme. This year, Howard County students were invited to design a poster or short video illustrating the theme, “Would You Say That To My Face?”

This year’s contest was presented in partnership with Choose Civility, the Howard County Library System and the Columbia Association Art Center.

The winner in the kindergarten through 2nd grade category is Manor Woods Elementary School first-grader Yukthi Naraharisetti.


Yukthi Naraharisetti, Manor Woods Elementary School first-grader

In the Grades 3–5 category, the winner is Ducketts Lane Elementary School fifth-grader Nithishkumar Sivakumanan.


Nithishkumar Sivakumanan, Ducketts Lane Elementary School fifth-grader

The Grades 6–8 winner is Elkridge Landing Middle School eighth-grader Venus Fernandez.


Venus Fernandez, Elkridge Landing Middle School eighth-grader

In the Grades 9–12 category, the winner is Wilde Lake High School sophomore Maya English.


Maya English, Wilde Lake High School sophomore

The Poster Grand Prize Winner is Worthington Elementary first-grader Malindu Nethmin Talagala.


Malindu Nethmin Talagala, Worthington Elementary first-grader

The Video Grand Prize Winners are Lime Kiln Middle School eighth-graders Kadija Koroma and Maddie Olek.

The winning students were formally recognized at the Howard County Board of Education meeting on May 12, 2016.