Annual Recycle Poster Contest
2019
Congratulations to 5th Grader Preethika Shenoy, who was awarded first place honors at the Regional Recycle Poster contest Awards Celebration that was held on Wednesday, April 24, 2019 at Union Savings Bank in Danbury. Preethika was one of over 2000 participants in the eleven municipalities that come together annually to raise awareness about recycling, through this poster contest. She won a $75 money prize and was one of six Bethel students to receive this recognition and honor as a Regional winner. Way to go Preethika!!
2017
2016
Bethel students have once again shown their compassion for the environment by participating in this year's recycle poster contest, hosted by the Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority. This year’s theme was “Bags to Riches”. At the annual Regional Recycle Poster Awards Ceremony, held on Wednesday, April 27, 2016, there were four students recognized for their remarkable talent and honored for their entrees. This year’s awards recipients are;
Emma N. – Kindergarten – Honorable Mention – Rockwell School
Carlos M. - 3rd Grade – 3rd Place – Rockwell School
McKenah S. – 1st Grade – 2nd Place – Rockwell School
Rosie V. – 5th Grade – 1st Place – Johnson School
Our Bethel students were selected out of over 1,500 entries, ranging from Kindergarten through 12th grade, sent in by the eleven participating towns and cities that are a part of this regional contest. The 1st place Regional Winners will have their posters displayed in this Sunday’s News Times.
To learn more about this contest and how to help our community become more environmentally conscientious please visit www.hrra.org
Congratulations to all our students who participated and to our Town and Regional Winners!
Emma N. – Kindergarten – Honorable Mention – Rockwell School
Carlos M. - 3rd Grade – 3rd Place – Rockwell School
McKenah S. – 1st Grade – 2nd Place – Rockwell School
Rosie V. – 5th Grade – 1st Place – Johnson School
Our Bethel students were selected out of over 1,500 entries, ranging from Kindergarten through 12th grade, sent in by the eleven participating towns and cities that are a part of this regional contest. The 1st place Regional Winners will have their posters displayed in this Sunday’s News Times.
To learn more about this contest and how to help our community become more environmentally conscientious please visit www.hrra.org
Congratulations to all our students who participated and to our Town and Regional Winners!
2015
Congratulations to the following 4th & 5th Grade Johnson School students who were named district winners in this year’s Recycle Poster contest. The winners were honored on May 14, at 7 p.m. at the Bethel Board of Education meeting. All the children received a ribbon from Dr. Carver and Mr. Craybas, and were celebrated by school administrators, their teachers, and families.
In 4th Grade, Amelia G. (1st place), Emily B. (2nd), and Kendall S. (3rd).
In 5th Grade Evan J. (1st place), Amel H. (2nd), and Marcella A. (3rd).
Great job everyone, and thank you for the excellent participation!!
In 4th Grade, Amelia G. (1st place), Emily B. (2nd), and Kendall S. (3rd).
In 5th Grade Evan J. (1st place), Amel H. (2nd), and Marcella A. (3rd).
Great job everyone, and thank you for the excellent participation!!
2014
2013
On Wednesday, April 24, Johnson School's Fourth Grader Julia Krepsztul was honored at the Regional HRRA ceremony for the Annual Recycle Poster contest. She was declared the 2nd place winner for the Region and was awarded a certificate, gift, and savings bond. Her poster was one of 2089 participants and 11 municipalities. Her poster and all other district winners were displayed in full color in this past Sunday's NewsTimes. Way to go Julia!!
Tonight the Johnson School Recycle Poster winners were honored at the Board of Ed meeting. Each student received a ribbon and was recognized for her fine effort and artistic achievements by their families, teachers and principals, the Board of Ed members, Dr. Smith, Dr. Jordan, and First Selectman Mr. Knickerbocker. It was a fantastic evening for us all!
2012
Congratulations 2012 Regional Winners
Fourth Grade: Kiara R.
Fifth Grade: Eve V.
These children were recognized at the Regional Awards Ceremony at Danbury’s Union Saving’s Bank on Wednesday April 25, 2012.
Connecticut Regional Recycle Poster Contest
This year Johnson School participated in the Regional Recycle Poster contest, raising awareness by promoting a healthier tomorrow. Poster themes stressed the importance of going green and preserving our natural resources. Their beautiful posters answered the question, What do you do to recycle, reduce, and reuse? Their artworks reflect their efforts to raise awareness as to the importance of recycling.
Congratulations 2012 Town Winners
Fourth Grade Fifth Grade
First Place: Eve V. First Place: Kiara R.
Second Place: Endora M. Second Place: Shivani M.
Third Place: Jillian R. Third Place: Chad L.
These students were all honored at a presentation of awards by the Bethel Board of Education on March 29, 2012 at 7 p.m. They were accompanied by their parents, and Johnson School faculty, Dr. Gombos, Mrs. Quader and Mrs. McCue.
Fourth Grade: Kiara R.
Fifth Grade: Eve V.
These children were recognized at the Regional Awards Ceremony at Danbury’s Union Saving’s Bank on Wednesday April 25, 2012.
Connecticut Regional Recycle Poster Contest
This year Johnson School participated in the Regional Recycle Poster contest, raising awareness by promoting a healthier tomorrow. Poster themes stressed the importance of going green and preserving our natural resources. Their beautiful posters answered the question, What do you do to recycle, reduce, and reuse? Their artworks reflect their efforts to raise awareness as to the importance of recycling.
Congratulations 2012 Town Winners
Fourth Grade Fifth Grade
First Place: Eve V. First Place: Kiara R.
Second Place: Endora M. Second Place: Shivani M.
Third Place: Jillian R. Third Place: Chad L.
These students were all honored at a presentation of awards by the Bethel Board of Education on March 29, 2012 at 7 p.m. They were accompanied by their parents, and Johnson School faculty, Dr. Gombos, Mrs. Quader and Mrs. McCue.