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PHOTOS: MLK Essay Contest Winners Share Entries With City Council

Winners from Gaithersburg include Goshen Elementary's Betel Tenna, Strawberry Knoll Elementary's Coronado Bolanos and Grace Harvey, along with a winner from the Montgomery County contest.

 
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Award winners and their families are joined by Gaithersburg mayor Sidney A. Katz after being presented with their certificates. Britta Monaco
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Goshen Elementary School's Betel Tenna shares her city of Gaithersburg award-winning MLK essay with the Gaithersburg mayor and City Council.
Strawberry Knoll Elementary School's Grace Harvey shares her city of Gaithersburg award-winning MLK essay with the Gaithersburg mayor and City Council.
Award winners and their families are joined by Gaithersburg mayor Sidney A. Katz after being presented with their certificates.
Strawberry Knoll Elementary School's Coronado Bolanos shares his city of Gaithersburg award-winning MLK essay with the Gaithersburg mayor and City Council.
Gaithersburg Elementary School's Maya Walker shares her Montgomery County award-winning MLK essay with the Gaithersburg mayor and City Council.

Three Gaithersburg area elementary school students separated themselves from more than 200 entrants in the 2013 Martin Luther King Jr. Literary Arts Contest.

The winners — Goshen Elementary School's Betel Tenna and Strawberry Knoll Elementary School's Coronado Bolanos and Grace Harvey — shared their winning essays Tuesday night with the Gaithersburg mayor and City Council.

The students addressed the theme, “His Dream, iAct, We Change!” and the essays were judged and scored by members of the city’s Multicultural Affairs Committee and the Educational Enrichment Committee.

Also sharing an essay was Gaithersburg Elementary School's Maya Walker, who also serves as the city's Junior Mayor. Walker was selected by Montgomery County as one of the winners of its county-wide Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Literary Arts Contest.

Both the Gaithersburg and county winners' essays can be viewed on the city of Gaithersburg website.

Related Topics: Gaithersburg, Gaithersburg Elementary School, Goshen Elementary School, Martin Luther King Jr. Literary Arts Contest, Montgomery County, and Strawberry Knoll Elementary School

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