New Hampshire State House Bicentennial
Created by House Bill 1559 in 2014, the State House Bicentennial Commission's purpose is to plan and organize educational, cultural, and commemorative events to celebrate the bicentennial of the State House.
The New Hampshire State House Bicentennial Commission (NHSHBC), on behalf of the state of New Hampshire, is pleased to offer the 2018 NH State House Bicentennial Essay Contest. A total of nine awards will be given at each regional level and at the State level. Any child between the ages 5-21 that resides in New Hampshire and is a public, private or home school student in kindergarten through 12th grade can participate. Applicants must submit their poster essay accompanied by the Essay Contest Entry Form to the regional office in which their school is located.
The recipients of the Statewide poster contest, as part of an ongoing celebration in honor of the Bicentennial of the State House, were announced following the June 7th Executive Council meeting. The posters will be on display at the NH Department of Education State Board Room, August 17 - September 15, 2017. Then they will be displayed at the State Library.
Pictured left to right: Damian Fowler, 2nd place high school; Kristian Bilodeau, 2nd place elementary; Zaineb Sharif, 1st place high school; Gracie Bolduc 1st place middle school; Commissioner Edelblut, Aspen Langlois, 1st place elementary; Karina Jones, 3rd place middle school; Zoe Perkins, 2nd place middle school; and Anna Johnson, 3rd place elementary (Meredith Tokac, 3rd place high school, not pictured)
The New Hampshire State House Bicentennial Commission, on behalf of the state of New Hampshire, was pleased to offer the 2017 NH State House Bicentennial Poster Contest to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the New Hampshire State House. The contest was open to any child between the ages 5-21 who resided in New Hampshire and was a public, private or home school student in kindergarten through grade 12. The theme was The New Hampshire State House and its Meaning Today. Regional leaders chose nine winners for each region (one first, second and third place winner for each age group) who then moved on for statewide consideration. A state panel consisting of members of each branch of government chose one first, second and third place winner, by age group. A total of 9 awards were given.
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Microsoft Word format. You can download a free reader from Microsoft.
New Hampshire Department of Education
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