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Mill Valley Students Take Home MMWD Coloring Contest Prizes

Several local students, including a group of Park School third graders, took home prizes in an art contest celebrating Marin Municipal Water District’s 100-year anniversary.

Four Mill Valley students and a whole class of third graders at Park School took home prizes in an art contest celebrating Marin Municipal Water District’s 100-year anniversary.

Amy Faulkner’s third grade class at Park School garnered Honorable Mention among the class winners, while Mill Valley Middle School sixth graders Nattasia Ferrin and Arista Andrews earned third place and honorable mention, respectively, among older students. Park second grader Eva Knowles, and Tam Valley first grader Noelle Tober also garnered honorable mention.

About 300 students representing 20 different schools entered the contest, which the water district sponsored as part of its centennial anniversary celebrations. April 25, 2012, marked 100 years since MMWD received its charter as the first municipal water district in California.

The young artists used crayons, markers, colored pencils, paints, glue, glitter, tissue paper and other materials to color an outline of Mt. Tamalpais and Bon Tempe Reservoir. See below for a complete list of winners.

Each of the first-place individual winners took home an award certificate and a check for $100. The second and third place winners received $50 and $25, respectively. The class winners received $100 for their classes.

The prizewinning artwork can be viewed at MMWD’s Facebook page.
 
MMWD CENTENNIAL COLORING CONTEST CLASS WINNERS, GRADES K-5
 
First Place (tie)
Manor School, Laura Honda’s Grade 3 Class, Fairfax
Montessori de Terra Linda, Julie Schachter’s Art Class, San Rafael
 
Honorable Mention
Dixie Elementary School, Mimi Reddick’s Grade 1 Class, San Rafael
Glenwood Elementary School, Deb Bennett’s Art Class, San Rafael
Park School, Amy Faulkner’s Grade 3 Class, Mill Valley
 
MMWD CENTENNIAL COLORING CONTEST INDIVIDUAL WINNERS, GRADES K-5
 
First Place
Cate Samaniego, Grade 5, Montessori de Terra Linda, San Rafael
 
Second Place
Alisa Zhoa, Grade 1, Glenwood Elementary School, San Rafael
 
Third Place
Nefi De Moraes, Grade 3, Sun Valley Elementary School, San Rafael
 
Honorable Mention
Rosalynn Blaisdell, Grade 4, Montessori de Terra Linda, San Rafael
Sabrina De Moraes, Grade 4, Sun Valley Elementary School, San Rafael
Eva Knowles, Grade 2, Park School, Mill Valley
Grace Muresan, Grade K, Homeschool
Tévis O’Connor, Grade 3, Manor School, Fairfax
Kyla Ryman, Grade 1, Montessori de Terra Linda, San Rafael
Grace Schlesinger, Grade 2, Montessori de Terra Linda, San Rafael
Miguel Suarez, Grade 4, San Pedro Elementary School, San Rafael
Noelle Tober, Grade 1, Tamalpais Valley School, Mill Valley
Louisa Weeren, Grade 5, Montessori de Terra Linda, San Rafael
 
MMWD CENTENNIAL COLORING CONTEST INDIVIDUAL WINNERS, GRADES 6 AND UP
 
First Place
Hannah Jagoda, Grade 6, Montessori de Terra Linda, San Rafael
 
Second Place
Brittany Rolstad, Grade 12, Marin Catholic High School, Kentfield
 
Third Place
Nattasia Ferrin, Grade 6, Mill Valley Middle School, Mill Valley
 
Honorable Mention
Arista Andrews, Grade 6, Mill Valley Middle School, Mill Valley
Catie Hood, Grade 6, Our Lady of Loretto School, Novato
 

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