Columbia, South Carolina — U.S. Attorney Corey F. Ellis will be at Fairfield Magnet School for Science and Math this Friday, May 27, 2022, at 8:30am, for their Awards Day program in order to present awards to the 19th Annual Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) Logo Contest Overall Winner/3rd-5th grade category winner, along with the winner in the K-2nd grade division and several honorable mentions all from that school. He’ll be accompanied by John “JJ” Jones, Executive Director of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers’ Association (SCLEOA) and the South Carolina Chiefs Association.
Award winners from Fairfield Magnet School for Science and Math are:
Winner K–2nd grade Division
Mason Cordona
Winner 3rd–5th grade Division/ OVERALL WINNER
Layla McMillan
Honorable Mentions
K-2nd grade Division
Kyngston Turner
3rd – 5th grade Division
Zedrick Curabo
Brianna Lanier
6th – 8th grade Division
Christon Simons
The winning entries were chosen by a select group of young leaders at the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice who act as role models for the other youth throughout the entire department. SCLEOA and the South Carolina Sheriffs’ Association provided $50.00 awards to each division winner; and the overall winner received an additional $50.00 award. Awards have already been presented to the other age category winners. All students who participated received a Certificate of Appreciation for their submissions.
The annual logo contest is a long-running part of the district’s PSN program and an important prevention initiative that has proven to be an effective way to engage our students in meaningful conversation about preventing gun crimes amongst our young people and ensuring a safe learning atmosphere for our children. PSN focuses on reducing violent crime in our communities through prevention, enforcement, and reentry initiatives.
View this year’s winning submissions and learn more about the contest at http://www.justice.gov/usao/sc/programs/logowinners.html.
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