Patapsco High Senior Wins Poster Contest
Senior Safiya Brown advances to national contest; senior Caleb Harrison earns honorable mention in local competition.
Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts senior Safiya Brown will graduate in June, but she will continue to have a visible presence in Baltimore County Public Schools all next school year. The art student designed a poster and entered it in Baltimore County's magnet school poster competition. Her entry was selected as the countywide winner, which means her artwork will be featured in next year's magnet publications, according to a statement from the school. Brown also advances to the national magnet school poster contest, which is sponsored by Magnet Schools of America. The national winner receives a cash prize and has his or her artwork reproduced in national publications produced by the magnet school association. The big winner will…
Lily
9:08 pm on Sunday, February 3, 2013
If he uses the time very very wisely, he might just be able to get rid of sibling placement and do it in a way no one will care. After all sibling placement only matters if there are waiting lists. When anyone who wants to go to a magnet school can then sibling priority placement is mute. If in the "delay" time he cures the problem of overcrowding in Towson such that CVE and Lutherville no longer… more ›