Hispanic Heritage Month Art and Essay Contests

Governor Rickscott and First Lady Anscote 's Hispanic Traditional Mance Art Competition are open to all K - 3 students in Florida. Two winners will be chosen

Registration date: Entries must be mailed to Florida volunteers: Hispanic traditional monthly committee, 3800 Esplanade Way, Suite 180, Tallahassee, Florida 32311. Monday, October 15, 2018, Eastern Standard Time. Entries that are sent by e-mail, scanned, or faxed are not accepted. Participants are responsible for all shipping costs.

Awards: Winners will be notified after October 22, 2018. A winner will be awarded a Spanish Heritage Month celebration with Governor Rickscott and First Lady Anscote. This award will be held in Tallahassee. Reasonable travel expenses and accommodation fees will be paid to winners and their close relatives.

Governor Rickscott and First Lady Anscote's Hispanic Tradition Monthly Essay Competition is open to all students from the 4th to 12th graders in Florida. Three winners will be chosen: 1 elementary school (4-5 student), 1 junior high school (6-8) student and 1 high school (9-12 students)

Registration day: Entries can be mailed by Florida volunteers, Hispanic traditional monthly commission, 3800 Esplanade Way, Suite 180, Tallahassee, Florida 32311, or electronically. All entries MUST be received by 5 PM. Monday, October 15, 2018, Eastern Standard Time. Participants are responsible for all shipping costs. A confirmation email will be sent to the electronically submitted entry

Awards: Winners will be notified after October 22, 2018. The winner will be awarded the Florida University Program Scholarship for four years from the Florida Prepaid Academy Foundation. A winner will be awarded a Spanish Heritage Month celebration with Governor Rickscott and First Lady Anscote. This award will be held in Tallahassee. Reasonable travel expenses and accommodation fees will be paid to winners and their close relatives.

2018 Parent / Legal Guardian Exemption Application for Hispanic Heritage Monthly Essay Competition (Required for Online Submission)

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On the eve of Florida Hispanic tradition, governor Chris reminded kindergarten in the 12th grade today to participate in the 7th Florida Hispanic traditional monthly student contest. In addition, students, parents, teachers, principals can recommend elementary school, junior high school, high school full-time educators and participate in the Spanish Cultural Heritage Month Prize. The governor announced on September 1 that the focus of competition is the theme of this year's festival. "Florida: Looking to the future, filling the roots of Hispanic Americans".

The theme of this year's essay and art competition is "celebrate Hispanic Innovation Leader". Ask students to share what Hispanic Florida will have on the history and culture of our country. For more information on the competition and the traditional Hispanic moon in Florida, please visit www.FloridaHispanicHeritage.com. 4 - 12 grade essay contest: Hispanic traditional month's essay contest is open to all students in Florida from 4th grade to 12th grade. Three winners will be selected: 1 elementary school student (4th grade to 5th grade), 1 junior high school student (6th graders) - 8) and 1 high school student (9th - 12th grade). The winner will be awarded the Florida University Program Scholarship for four years from the Florida Prepaid College Foundation.

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