When Hatred Becomes Law: The Eroding of Rights in Nazi Germany 1933 – 1939

Division 1: 6th-8th grades

  • 1st Place
    Attention, No Jews Allowed Over Border by Andra Drumm Benninghoff
    Miller South School of Arts, 7th
    Alison Rich, Instructor

  • 2nd Place
    Denied 1939 by Zephaniah Hall
    Miller South School of Arts, 8th
    Alison Rich, Instructor

  • 3rd Place
    Is This Who I Am? By Cara Mooney
    Miller South School of the Arts, 8th
    Alison Rich, Instructor

  • 4th Place
    Shattered by Ravinda Mendis
    The Lippman School, 7th
    Katie Markey, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    The Light by Jacob Hamilton
    Miller South School of the Arts, 8th
    Malia Tschantz, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Memories by Shayla DeCastro
    Miller South School of the Arts, 7th
    Allison Rich, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Fading People by Liam Kidd
    Miller South School of the Arts, 8th
    Malia Tschantz, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    How Long It Takes for Hate to Become Law by Ronald Foster
    The Lippman School, 7th
    Katie Markey, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Suffocation by Audrey York
    Miller South School of Arts, 8th
    Malia Tschantz, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Mind Controlled by Ciara Titus
    Miller South School of Arts, 7th
    Allison Rich, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Surrounded by Hate by Alison Zupancic
    Miller South School of Arts, 8th
    Malia Tschantz, Instructor

Division 2: 9th-12th grades

  • 1st Place
    Conquering Cages by Rachael Mion
    St. Vincent- St. Mary High School, 12th
    Rita Lancianese, Instructor
  • 2nd Place
    Smash! Loot! Burn…Halt! by Jenny Wang
    Firestone High School, 12th
    Patrick Dougherty, Instructor
  • 3rd Place
    Reaching For Freedom by Christina Kraus
    Firestone High School, 10th
    Steve Csejtey, Instructor
  • 4th Place
    Read Between the Black and White Crimes by Katie Jordan
    Archbishop Hoban High School, 10th
    Jill Fortman, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Passport to Oppression by Micheala McVicker
    St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, 12th
    Rita Lancianese, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    The Beginning of the End by Audrey Hartman
    Firestone High School, 10th
    Steve Csejtey, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Painter by Natalie Isaacs
    St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, 10th
    Rita Lancianese, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Gisella by Emily Conti
    Our Lady of the Elms, 9th
    Elaine Fippin, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Work Sets You Free by Kalia Horner
    Firestone High School, 10th
    Steve Csejtey, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Broken Pieces by Anna Lawrence
    Archbishop Hoban High School, 11th
    Micah Kraus, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Oppression Remains by Abigail McAllister
    Archbishop Hoban High School, 11th
    Micah Kraus, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Isaiah 57:7 by Emily Hill
    Mogadore High School, 10th
    Matt Beresh, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Oppression of Law by Anna Schneider
    Our Lady of the Elms, 9th
    Elaine Fippin, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Humanity Pulled By the Strings of Destruction, Hate, Darkness, and Fear by Isabelle Davis
    St. Vincent-St. Mary High School,9th
    Rita Lancianese, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Just Numbers Not People by Elise Helms
    Firestone High School, 10th
    Steve Csejtey, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    Never Again by Quinn Toth-Cseplo
    Firestone High School, 10th
    Steve Csejtey, Instructor
  • Honorable Mention
    When Hate Becomes Law…Break the Law With Love by Paige Harbarger
    Archbishop Hoban High School,12th
    Micah Kraus, Instructor