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What Will You You Do & See at Saturday’s Book Fair? Take a Peek of Pics from our Past Event in February
What is the Kids Celebrate Reading Book Fair? Take a peek at the pics from our Feb. Annual Book Fair by Jordyn Otey…Read More…
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Tagged Alexandra Barker, Austin Crimmins, Bree Gelin, Caitlyn Myers, Cameryn Anthony, children's books, children's literacy, Community Building, community service, Friends of the School Library, Hadrien Roy, Jennifer Deane, Joe Johnson, Joe Johnson Speaks, Juliana Howard, K is for Kids, Karen Clawson, Kids Celebrate Reading, leadership, literacy, Nathalie Martinez, Nedgie Paul, Olivia Squirewell, Parker Davis, Pat Clawson, Rising Readers, Sara Saintil, Shianne Frank, Walt Timoney, youth development, youth leadership
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Newsmakers Mentoring Children: Comcast Features K is for Kids’ Youth Program
Karen Clawson, Founder and E.D. of K is for Kids, and Nedgie Paul, senior teen leader and student spokesperson are interviewed by Comcast’s “Newsmakers”.Read More…
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Tagged Comcast Newsmakers, education, K is for Kids, Karen Clawson, leadership, literacy, Mentoring, Nedgie Paul, youth leadership
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Two Student Leaders Make History with K is for Kids
Hadrien Roy and Nedgie Paul made history recently by winning K is for Kids’ first-ever scholarships & becoming the first “young execs” to serve internships accredited by CCPS. Read More…
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Tagged community service, Craig Bouchard, Erin Clawson, Hadrien Roy, K is for Kids, Karen Clawson, leadership, literacy, Nedgie Paul, Operation:Outreach, Pat Clawson, Patrick Clawson Jr., young entrepreneurs, young executives, youth development, youth leadership
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Scholarship Winners Named & Student Leaders Recognized at K is for Kids Reception
K is for Kids’ teen leaders, spokespersons, interns and scholarship winners gathered with their families recently at the foundation’s inaugural Top Leaders Reception.Read More…
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Tagged Craig Bouchard, Daylin Baez, Erin Clawson, Hadrien Roy, K is for Kids, Karen Clawson, leadership, literacy, Nedgie Paul, Pat Clawson, Patrick Clawson Jr., reading, teen illustrator contest, Tiffany McQuaid, top leaders, Tyler Schult, Vin Izz, YES Comp, Young Entrepreneur Scholarship Competition, young entrepreneurs, young executives, youth development, youth leadership
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Top Leaders Reception to Applaud Achievements of K is for Kids “Young Executives” & Scholarship Winners
K is for Kids’ will be saluting its top teen leaders, student spokespersons, interns, and scholarship winners at a reception to be held May 31st at the Hilton Hotel.Read More…
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Five Finalists Have Been Chosen in the Teen Illustrator Contest!
The judges have voted and five finalists move on to the last round of judging! “This wasn’t easy,” said literary agent and contest judge, Ronnie Herman, of the Herman Agency.Read More…
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Tagged Celine Consolo, children's books, children's literacy, Darice Pollard, K is for Kids, Kaileen McHugh, literacy, Sarah Renfroe, teen illustrator contest, youth development, youth leadership
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Inspiring Work of 20 Young Artists Made Judging Difficult for Teen Illustrator Contest
“The Teen Illustrator Contest reveals the wealth of young talent we have here in Collier County;” said Karen Clawson, “our three judges faced tough decisions.”Read More…
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Meet The Judges & Author of Teen Illustrator Contest for “White Moon, Purple Sea and The Underwater Circus”
A prestigious line-up of judges watched closely as student leaders voted which 20 artists advanced to the next round in the Teen Illustrator Contest. Now they must select five.Read More…
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Twenty Teen Artists Advance as Semifinalists in K is for Kids Teen Illustrator Contest, Stage 2 Rules
K is for Kids’ students leaders have selected the 20 teen artists who will advance as semifinalists in the Teen Illustrator Contest, each of whom have the chance to win a $3,000 scholarship!Read More…
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Tagged children's book authors, children's books, Community Building, education, K is for Kids, leadership, literacy, reading, teen illustrator contest, youth development, youth leadership
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Students Compete for “Y.E.S. Comp” – K is for Kids Young Entrepreneur Scholarship Competition
Hadrien Roy and Tyler Schult of Barron Collier High, Daylin Baez of Lorenzo Walker Technical High, and Diana Alas of Lely High are the three finalists in the Y.E.S. Competition!Read More…
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Tagged Daylin Baez, Diana Alaz, Hadrien Roy, K is for Kids, literacy, Pat Clawson, Tiffany McQuaid, Tyler Schult, Vincent Izzi, Young Entrepreneur, youth leadership
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