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The Annual Dr. Martin Luther King,
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Birthday Celebration Activities and Web Pages |
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A collage created by Fairview Sixth Grade Copyright © 1999 MCCSC/Fairview |
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1st Place: Fairview
- Room 402 |
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Junior High / Middle School |
1st Place:
Tri-North - Ju
Hyun 2nd Place: Jackson Creek - Amy 3rd Place: Edgewood - Alyssa Honorable Mention: Tri-North - Sam |
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High School |
1st Place:
BHSN - Aaron .
2nd Place: BHSS - Allie . |
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The King Commission celebrates Dr. King's birthday Help us inform the entire community about the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Commission's Web Design Contest. The rules and guidelines for Elementary School students, Middle School students, and High School students are linked here and below. Print and post around the building. Share with your staff at a meeting. This is not just a "web page contest." Web design and presentation are important, but the message of your page will carry the theme of the celebration. It is an opportunity to research and develop a position on the life and activities of Dr. King. Using the following themes, create a web site that conveys the information and teachings of Dr. King's life. |
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2009 Contest Rules/Themes 2009 Elementary Flyer 2009 Middle School Flyer 2009 High School Flyer Criteria for Judging the Web Pages |
Publishing the Web Page Full Name Caveat Deadline: Reception and Awards Entries and Winners: 1999-2008 |
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The theme for Elementary School asks:
Middle School students will explore:
Dr. King once said, "A nation that continues year after year to
spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift
is approaching spiritual doom."
Dr. King also said, "Human progress is neither automatic nor inevitable.... Every step toward the goal of justice requires sacrifice, suffering, and struggle; the tireless exertions and passionate concern of dedicated individuals."
Use your Web design to answer these questions. High School web pages should examine: Dr. King once said, "I am convinced that if we are to get on the right side of the world revolution, we as a nation must undergo a radical revolution of values. We must rapidly begin the shift from a 'thing oriented' society to a 'person-oriented' society. When machines and computers, profit motives and property rights are considered more important than people, the giant triplets of racism, materialism, and militarism are incapable of being conquered.
Resources and Criteria Your Web design should address the questions above. You may incorporate text, graphics, art, audio, video and/or any Web technology such as MySpace or YouTube. Individual as well as class projects encouraged.Criteria for judging includes how well the Web design conveys the theme, quality and cohesiveness of the graphics and visual design, organization and ease of navigation, and effectiveness of language. Caveat Please avoid using the full (or last) name of student entrants in the public document. Initials, first names, teacher names, room numbers, etc., are acceptable. The teacher will know who the entries belong to and will be the one notifying the winners. |
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Deadline and Reception
Note that the deadline is again later in January -- Tuesday, Jan. 13 -- so students will have time to work on their entries after returning from the winter break. Again this year, the Commission is offering cash prizes. Finally, all those involved -- students, faculty, administrators -- are invited to the reception at First United Methodist Church, beginning at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 19, (prior to the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration) at which the winners will be announced. |
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Publishing the Web Page
We would recommend that student web pages be stored on MCCSC resources. While we will do all we can to link to pages stored off-site, we can not guarantee that pages on sites such as Angelfire, Geocities, or other, will always be accessible. Many school filtering systems block these domains because of the number of inappropriate private sites hosted by those vendors. In addition, what is accessible one day may not be the next if one of these sites is found to have changed the way it delivers pages. In other words, we'd much rather provide space for your teachers to use than to struggle with off-site hosts. It is difficult, often impossible, to move content from an off-site host to an MCCSC site. Pages built on Google, for example, can not be transferred to another host. There should be no problem linking to Google pages, but if a problem develops, we won't be able to move the page so that it can be viewed. If teachers do not have (or know if he/she has) MCCSC web space, have her/him e-mail us at accounts @ mccsc.edu. We will either create web space or force a password for space they already have. It is possible -- and many schools choose this option -- to house the pages on directories which are part of the school's web site. Either way is acceotable. Right after the first of the year, participants should begin sending the URLs of the contest pages to czager @ mccsc.edu. These will be listed on the MLK pages and judged from that location after the deadline. Caveat Please avoid using the full (or last) name of student entrants in the public document. Initials, first names, teacher names, room numbers, etc., are acceptable. The teacher will know who the entries belong to and will be the one notifying the winners. |
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Student Webpages from Previous Contests |
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2008 Webpage Contest Winners Elementary 1st -- [Childs g3/4 D&D] 2nd -- [Edgewood HP] 3rd -- [Grandview J/S/B] Honorable Mentions -- [Fairview g6 B] . [Childs g6 AC] . [Childs g3 BB] . [Highland g3 RI] Middle School 1st -- [JCMS AH] 2nd -- [JCMS TK] High School 1st -- [BHSN VI] 2nd -- [BHSS AH] 2008 Web Contest Entries MCCSC Childs Elementary: [g3/4 D&D] . [g3 JH] . [g3 BB] . [g3 EF not judged] . [g6 AC] Fairview Elementary: [g6 A] . [g6 B] Grandview Elementary: [J/S/B] Highland Park Elementary: [g3 RI] Jackson Creek Middle School: [TK] . [AH] Bloomington High School North: [VI] Bloomington High School South: [AH] RBBCSC Ellettsville Intermediate Grade 5: [EM/LW/KC] . [EV/DW] . [HP] . [Ben] . [NC/AC] Harmony School [C&RG (age 7/9] |
2007 Webpage Contest Winners Elementary School 1st -- Fre [Fairview] 2nd -- Liam [Childs] 3rd [TIE] -- C [Grandview] and Ms. Ryan Grade 3 [Highland Park] Honorable Mentions -- Amy [Childs] S and J [Grandview] Edgewood Intermediate XL 5 [RBBCSC] Alex [Childs] Middle School 1st -- Allie [Jackson Creek] 2nd -- Victoria [Tri-North] 3rd -- Jieun [Jackson Creek]
2007 Webpage Contest Entries |
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2006 Webpage Contest Winners Elementary School 1st Allie Childs 2nd Melanie Childs 3rd 5-6 Boys Grandview HM Brendan Childs 3rd Grade Class Summit Middle School 1st Nzube Jackson Creek 2nd Dennis Tri-North 3rd Laura Jackson Creek HM Adrian Batchelor
2006 Webpage Contest Entries:
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2005 Webpage Contest Winners: Elementary School 1st 4th Grade Class Fairview Middle School 1st Bryce Batchelor 2nd Adrian Batchelor 3rd Dennis Tri-North Honorable Mention Lindsay Batchelor ChessChamp Batchelor Jessica Batchelor
2004 Web Contest Entries / [ Winners ]:
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Student Webpages from 1999-2003 Contests |
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Arlington--Rooney Broadview -- 2003 : AH [1st] | KB [2nd] | AA | SB | SH | KH | STH | JK | LM | As | BS | TT | BW Childs --2003:TK | QA Fairview -- 1999 Grandview -- 2003: CD | Sb | AD | AT | GK | Hc | IB | JK | JW | LB | MB | MW | TF | TS | TW Marlin 2001 |
Batchelor -- 1999 2000 2001 2003: RMR Jackson Creek -- 2001-2002 2000-2001 Winner! 2001 Blue Team Entry 1999-2000 Blue Team 2nd Place Tri-North -- 2001-2002 -- Creating the Beloved Community 2003: Period 3 [1st] | Period 2 [2nd] | Period 4 |
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