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Home » MAEF announces Calendar Contest winners
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MAEF announces Calendar Contest winners

17 Md. students won $50, artwork featured in next calendar

PUBLISHED ON June 28, 2022

Seventeen Maryland student artists have won a $50 award and will have their artwork featured in the annual calendar for the Maryland Agricultural Education Foundation (MAEF). Each winner and their school will be mailed a calendar in late summer.

HARVE DE GRACE, Md. — Seventeen Maryland student artists have won a $50 award and will have their artwork featured in the annual calendar for the Maryland Agricultural Education Foundation (MAEF). Each winner and their school will be mailed a calendar in late summer.

MAEF’s Calendar Contest is open to students across the state of Maryland and challenges students to create a drawing that represents Maryland agriculture. This year, more than 150 contest entries were received. The students’ enthusiasm for agriculture and the heartwarming scenes portrayed in their art reflect their understanding of the importance of agriculture to the Maryland’s economy, environment and fabric of life.

“Agriculture is an excellent topic and context for teaching any subject, including art,” says Joe Dymek, president of the MAEF Board of Directors. “We love to see the creativity and personal touch each student applies to their work.”

MAEF congratulates the following students on their artistic achievements and designation as a 2022-22 Calendar Winner.

Contest winners:

Lyla C. Tilden Middle School

Nuriya M. Garret Park Elementary

Linzy F. Highlandtown #215

Ray D. Highlandtown #215

Emma H. Bells Mill Elementary School

Cora B. St John Westminster

Robin S. Damascus High School

Ellie Z. Luxmanor Elementary School

Isabella E. Somerset Elementary School

Anthony G. Damascus High School

Payton M. Damascus High School

Melika A. Ashburton Elementary School

Kayli S. Highlandtown #215

Jordan L. Damascus High School

Colette S. Damascus High School

Jenifer R. Highlandtown #215

Kyleigh B. Damascus High School

Calendars will be available to purchase in late summer. To purchase a copy of the annual calendar, which serves as a fundraiser for the organization and its programming, please visit www.maefonline.com or contact Jessica Ross at jross@maefonline.com

Dedicated to increasing agricultural literacy and agricultural education, MAEF is a nonprofit organization with programs serving pre-kindergarten through post-secondary audiences. MAEF signature programs include “Infusing Ag in the Classroom” professional development courses for teachers; mobile science labs; mobile agricultural showcases and Maryland FFA. Funded by the Maryland “ag tag” license plate revenues, gifts, grants and program fees, MAEF promotes the importance of agriculture in everyone’s daily lives. For more information visit www.maefonline.com

–Victoria Stone, Maryland Agricultural Education Foundation

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