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Participating Schools and Organizations

  • Alpha Kappa Alpha Emerging Youth Leaders
  • Beavercreek High School
  • Belle Haven PreK-8 School
  • Cleveland PreK-8 School
  • Dayton Boys Preparatory School
  • Dayton Christian Schools
  • Dayton Early College Academy
  • Horace Mann PreK-8 School
  • Kemp K-8 School
  • Longfellow Academy
  • National Council of Negro Women Youth Group
  • Paul Laurence Dunbar High School
  • Richard Allen Downtown
  • Rosa Parks
  • Stebbins High School
  • Stebbins High School
  • Stivers School for the Arts
  • Thurgood Marshall High School
  • Trotwood Madison High School
  • Trotwood Madison Middle School
  • World of Wonder
  • Zion Baptist Church

MLK K-12 Art, Poetry and Prose Judges:

  • Karen Brame El-Amin
  • Nancy Garner
  • Leonard Gonzalez
  • Jerome Haney
  • Sharon Howard
  • Andrew Bryce Hudson
  • Earle Mundell, Sr.
  • Reverend John Paddock
  • Dana Patterson, Ph.D.

MLK Scholarship Judges:

  • Joan Brown
  • Charles Curran
  • Diane Timmons

MLK_School_Program_Committee

  • Margaret Peters, Chair
    Zion Baptist Church
  • Juanita Wehrle-Einhorn, Ph.D. Co-Chair
  • Diana Black, Chair, DLAMC/DEA
  • Munsup Seoh, Ph.D.
  • W. Andrew Terrell, Jr.
  • Bob Wehrle-Einhorn

Sponsors:

  • Children’s Medical Center of Dayton – MLK School  Program
  • Dayton Public Schools - Facility
  • WDTN-TV2 - Promotions
  • Wright State University – MLK Scholarship Program

Original MLK Scholarship Sponsor

  • Dayton Data Processing, Inc.

Co-Sponsors:

  • Dayton Education Association (DEA)

  • Doris L. Allen Minority Caucus of the DEA

  • Delta Alpha Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

Scholarship Co-Sponsors:

  • Bethel Baptist Church

  • Central Missionary Baptist Church

  • College Hill Community      Presbyterian Church

  • First Baptist Church of Ridgewood Height

  • First Thessalonian Missionary Baptist Church

  • Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church

  • Omega Baptist Church

  • Phillips Temple Church

  • Tabernacle Baptist Church

  • Zion Baptist Church

 

 
28th ANNUAL (2013) MARGARET E. PETERS SCHOOL PROGRAM AWARDS CEREMONY OF THE REVEREND DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
NATIONAL HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
(MLK Dayton, Inc.)

THURGOOD MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL
SHARON GOINS, PRINCIPAL

Friday, January 18, 2013; 7:00 P.M.

Master of Ceremonies

Marsha Bonhart
Anchor, WDTNTV2

Music

National Council of Negro Women Youth Group
Brenda Barrow, Director

Presentation of the Colors

Thurgood Marshall Black Knights Color Guard
Claudia L. Mason, Lt. Col. (Ret.) U.S. Army
Senior Army Instructor

“The Star-Spangled Banner”
“Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing”

Audience, led by the NCNW Youth Group

Invocation

Reverend Seeyung Lee
Pastor, Dayton Korean United Methodist Church

Welcome

Lori L. Ward
Superintendent, Dayton Public Schools

MLK Scholarship Awards

Dr. Kimberly Barrett, Ph.D., Vice President,
     Multicultural Affairs and Community Engagement

Elizabeth Horner, Program Officer for
     Scholarships, The Dayton Foundation

“Precious Lord”

National Council of Negro Women Youth Group

MLK Art, Poetry &
Prose Awards

W. Andrew Terrell, Jr.Past President, Dayton Education Association

Diana Black, Chair, Doris L. Allen Minority Caucus, Dayton Education Association

Oration

Cha'Quoria Brown, Edison PreK-8 Schoo
Winner of CSU West/DPS Oratorical Contest

A & B Selections

National Council of Negro Women Youth Group

Special Recognition

David A. Romick, President, Dayton Education Association
Margaret Peters, Chair, MLK School Program Committee

“We Shall Overcome”

Audience, led by the NCNW Youth Group

Benediction

Reverend Rockney M. Carter
Senior Pastor, Zion Baptist Church

 

28th ANNUAL REVEREND DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
K-12 ART, POETRY, AND PROSE CONTEST Winners

ART                               TEACHER SCHOOL
 2  Cheyenne Essex* Kelli Flucas Richard Allen Downtown
 3  Paris Latham Jessica Reese Rosa Parks
 4  Dominic Barba Langston Watras Cleveland
 5  Lester Broadnax* Nancy Vogel World of Wonder
 6  Kaya Spearman Nancy Vogel World of Wonder
 7  Solomon Dickerson Audrey Logan Stivers School for the Arts
 8  Will Smith* Annie O’Malley Trotwood-Madison
 9  Taylor Kendall Margaret Wood Longfellow
10 James Williams Margaret Wood Longfellow
11 Seth Harris Monica Houston Trotwood-Madison
12 Parrisha Joyce* Monica Houston Trotwood-Madison
POETRY TEACHER SCHOOL
 2  Nevaeh Steelman* Tiffany Reeves Kemp
 4  Amara Lander Jodi Bowling Belle Haven
 6  Cameron Lee Rothwell* athlene Mayne Horace Mann
 7  Kennami Stewart* Kendra Stewart National Council of Negro Women
 8  Jocelyn Martin Brenda Barrow National Council of Negro Women
 9  Taylor Bryant Monica Houston Trotwood-Madison
10 Martez Henderson Patricia Allen Day Thurgood Marshall
11 Jerry Bryant* Monica Houston Trotwood-Madison
12 Precious Carmichael Monica Houston Trotwood Madison
PROSE TEACHER SCHOOL
 1  Ravyn Strozier Diana Black Rosa Parks
 3  Isaiah Amerson* Eugene Williams Dayton Boys Preparatory Academy
 4  Nariah Johnson Jodi Bowling Belle Haven
 5  Darryl Duverglass* Brian Dickens Dayton Boys Preparatory Academy
 6  Chandler Martin Kathlene Mayne Horace Mann
 7  Sabrea Cowan Audrey Logan Stivers School for the Arts
 8  Montana Limehouse* Lakishea Webb Dayton Boys Preparatory Academy Joy
 9  Joy Collier Monica Houston Trotwood-Madison
10 Steve Anderson, Jr. Brenda Barrow National Council of Negro Women
11 James Wheaton Monica Houston Trotwood-Madison
12 Taylor Segar* Monica Houston Trotwood-Madison

Each winner will receive a certificate from The Children’s Medical Center, sponsor of the MLK School Program. Each grade-group winner (K-3, 4-6, 7-9 and 10-12), indicated by an asterisk, will also receive a plaque and a cash award. All of the winning entries will be on display.

Display Schedule of 2013 Winning Entries is TBD!

To help increase awareness of our students’ talents, the winning entries will be on display at the following venues.

 

26th ANNUAL REVEREND DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
MLK Scholarship Winners

Each winner will receive a $3,200.00 scholarship, payable in four equal annual installments, from Wright State University. Here are the five winners, their mentors, and their schools. Liracle Boddie, counselor Nancy Clark, Dayton Christian High School; Melanie Brown, teacher Joseph Shindell, Stivers; Courtney Downs, teacher Melinda Humbaugh, Paul Laurence Dunbar High School; Hang Nguyen, teacher James Prater, Stebbins and Ashley Pavy, counselor Cathy Schaetzle, Stivers.

MLK Scholarship Background:  The MLK Scholarship program began 25 years ago. It is part of the MLK School Program, one event in the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Holiday Celebration. The contest is open to all seniors in the Greater Dayton area who plan to attend one of our area institutions of higher learning: Central State University, Miami Jacobs Junior College, Sinclair Community College, the University of Dayton, Wilberforce University or Wright State University.

 QUESTIONS - Margaret E. Peters, 274-8362 or mpeters0312@sbcglobal.net


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