The Rotary Club of Rome Seven Hills hosted a recognition lunch on Tuesday at Coosa County Club for the class and school winners of the Georgia Laws of Life Contest.
From left to right:
Alan Horne, Georgia Laws of Life State Board member
Stephen McConkey, 12th Grade and School Winner
Jay Horton, 11th Grade winner
Crystal Kim, 9th Grade winner
Casey Johnston, 10th Grade winner
Angie Douglass, Committee Chair – Georgia Laws of Life
Each school winner receives a $100 cash award and each grade level winner receives a $50 cash reward. The Georgia Laws of Life Essay Contest is a state-wide essay, character-values based contest for high school students. All students at Rome High School are asked to select a "Law of Life" (a wise saying or quote) and write an essay on how the maxim applies to their life. Nearly 40,000 Laws of Life essays were written by Georgia students. The Georgia contest is the largest Laws of Life contest in North America. Rotary and the Laws of Life contest are both committed to character education and promoting better communities.
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