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Uintah High School held postcard design contest for students

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Uintah High School announced a postcard design contest for current 9th through 12th-grade students. The competition sought designs to be used on postcards distributed next year.

Key takeaways

  • Current 9th-12th grade students were invited to design postcards for next year.
  • Entries were judged based on color, contrast, and design.
  • The deadline for all entries was May 15th.
  • Three designs were chosen as winners.

Uintah High School opened a postcard design contest for current 9th through 12th-grade students. The initiative invited students to create designs for postcards that will be distributed next year.

Entries were required to be school and culturally appropriate. Submissions could be delivered to the front office or sent via email to carissa.magee@uintah.net.

The judging process focused on design, color, and contrast. The contest aimed to select three winning designs.

The deadline for submissions was May 15th. Winners were scheduled to be contacted before the summer break began.

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CityVernal, Roosevelt, Uintah
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