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Top Northview Essay Writers Win Bicycles From Century Prison
February 28, 2017
Five Northview High School students recently won bicycles donated by Century Correctional Institution in an essay contest.
Students were given the opportunity to write an essay on “What It Means to Be a Northview Chief’.
Winners were (pictured L-R) Emily Heard, Lexxi Baggett, Savannah Steadham, and Alyssa Bell. Not pictured is Kristen Johnson.
To read two of the top essays, click the student name below:
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5 Responses to “Top Northview Essay Writers Win Bicycles From Century Prison”
I am so proud of you girls!! Aunt Dawn loves you Alyssa Marie and Savannah!!! Keep up the good work!!
Team Century is proud to be Partners in education and our communities. Congratulations ladies..
Kudos to whomever set this up! It is a rare thing to have something good come from a place like a prison, that effects & enriches the lives of young people.
Congratulations to all the winners, but I especially want to give Alyssa Bell a high five because she faced some really aggravating problems trying to get her essay printed so that she could have her entry ready to submit, but she didn’t give up. Of course she didn’t. She’s my granddaughter and we never give up. Enjoy those great looking bikes, girls!!
Congratulations ladies!
Enjoy your new rides!