| Salamanca Walking Assessment Report by Justin S Booth Safe Routes to School National Partnership & Joshua Poppel, Alta Planning & Design |
New signage posted - "Young Lungs at Play" - as a result of a
new ordinance passed banning tobacco in city parks.
new ordinance passed banning tobacco in city parks.
Second Grader Wins Community Logo Contest
March 13, 2009
The Salamanca ACHIEVE CHART committee is proud to announce the winner of the
Salamanca School-wide logo contest. Second grader Zachary Helms took home the grand
prize on March 13th, when he was presented with a Nintendo Wii at the monthly CHART
meeting for the creative logo that he designed. Students were asked to come up with a logo
that signified what Salamanca ACHIEVE means to them and their community.
The purpose of Salamanca ACHIEVE is to bring together local leaders and stakeholders to
build healthier communities by promoting policy and environmental change with a focus on
obesity, diabetes, heart disease, healthy eating, physical activity, and preventing tobacco
use. The contest was open to all students in the Salamanca School District in January.
There were also four other winners chosen, one winner per school, to receive a $25 gift card
to Walmart. High school winner was Katie Auge, Alternative Ed Winner was Nicole
Gonzalez-Croteau, Paul Luce was chosen from the Middle School, and Noelle Coen was
selected at Seneca Elementary School. Congratulations to all our ACHIEVE logo participants
and winners!
March 13, 2009
The Salamanca ACHIEVE CHART committee is proud to announce the winner of the
Salamanca School-wide logo contest. Second grader Zachary Helms took home the grand
prize on March 13th, when he was presented with a Nintendo Wii at the monthly CHART
meeting for the creative logo that he designed. Students were asked to come up with a logo
that signified what Salamanca ACHIEVE means to them and their community.
The purpose of Salamanca ACHIEVE is to bring together local leaders and stakeholders to
build healthier communities by promoting policy and environmental change with a focus on
obesity, diabetes, heart disease, healthy eating, physical activity, and preventing tobacco
use. The contest was open to all students in the Salamanca School District in January.
There were also four other winners chosen, one winner per school, to receive a $25 gift card
to Walmart. High school winner was Katie Auge, Alternative Ed Winner was Nicole
Gonzalez-Croteau, Paul Luce was chosen from the Middle School, and Noelle Coen was
selected at Seneca Elementary School. Congratulations to all our ACHIEVE logo participants
and winners!
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