Changing the Constitution- Formally and Informally
As the Law Day 2022 theme notes, defining and refining the words of the Constitution might be our oldest national tradition. Throughout our nation’s history, we have changed the Constitution through many different avenues and for a plethora of reasons and causes. And although most of most of us are familiar with the formal way to change the Constitution, through the amendment process, it is by far not the only means to make refine the blueprint of our government.
2022 Law Day Art Contest Flyer (click here)
2022 Contest Rules:
Submission: Email ONLY
Email the below information to rwinter@msbar.org
Please submit a high-resolution image of the artwork and save the file as the students' name, grade, and age.
Examples:
Sally Sample_3rd_8yr.jpg
John Johnson_K_5yr.png
Along with an image of the artwork, please include the required judging and contact information in the email below.
• Teacher Name
• Teacher Email
• Teacher Phone
• School Name
• School Address
Click here for a full list of 2022 Law Day Art Contest Winners.
2022 Statewide Winners Artwork: |
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Paiten Furr – Madison-Ridgeland Academy 1st Place Statewide 12th Grade |
Jami McElvoy – Brookhaven High School 1st Place Statewide 11th Grade |
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Martasia Markham – Brookhaven High School 1st Place Statewide 10th Grade |
Laila Henderson – Brandon High School 1st Place Statewide 9th Grade |
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Elliot Walsh – Oak Grove Middle School 1st Place Statewide 8th Grade |
Alyssa Ellis – Oak Grove Middle School 1st Place Statewide 7th Grade |
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Lauren Breton – Oak Grove Middle School 1st Place Statewide 6th Grade |
Aliece Vaughan – North Bay Elementary School 1st Place Statewide 5th Grade |
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Khloe Apacanis – North Bay Elementary School 1st Place Statewide 4th Grade |
Anne Almon Harkins – Madison Avenue Elementary School 1st Place Statewide 3rd Grade |
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Lillian Williams – Madison Avenue Elementary School 1st Place Statewide 2nd Grade |
Israel Vega – Crestwood Elementary School 1st Place Statewide Kindergarten |