ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
The Student Recognition Project is in full swing again after a terrific year where more than 150 high school students in the San Ramon Valley were recognized for their work within more than 20 different extra-curricular categories.
The Student Recognition Project is sponsored by the San Ramon Valley Business and Education Roundtable. It is a competition that recognizes and rewards students for projects completed outside the normal classroom curriculum. Projects are judged by local community members who are experts in these categories. Winning projects receive a gift card, recognition by local legislators, and an invitation to be recognized at the annual awards breakfast in the spring.
Once again, we have added three new categories along with an easier ONLINE application process!
Applications and criteria forms for this year’s project are available NOW! All students in district high schools are encouraged to participate (at no cost) in the program by submitting a project in any of the following categories:
· Acting
· Applied Design
· Architecture
· Automotive
· Community Service
· Computer Aided Design/Drafting
· Creative Writing
· Culinary Arts
· Dance
· Digital Art (*new category)
· Early Childhood Education
· Entrepreneur
· Fashion Design
· Financial Planning/Investment
· Journalism
· Instrumental Music
· Vocal Music
· Film Photography
· Digital Photography
· Poetry (*new category)
· Science
· Video Production
· Visual Arts (Black/White) (*new category)
· Visual Arts (Color)
· Web Design
To apply for the Project and for other information, go to:
http://www.srvusd.net/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=43365type=drn=4338447
Opportunities also exist for businesses and community members to sponsor the program. For more information, contact Terry Koehne, SRVUSD Community Relations Director at 925-552-2942 or the following high school administrators:
- Jennifer Tilton, California High School
- Lucy Dagget, Del Amigo High School
- Dan Bledsoe, Dougherty Valley High School
- Adam Jennings, Monte Vista High School
- John Walker, San Ramon Valley High School
- Marsha Mak, Venture School
