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2025 MLK Prodigies for Peace winners Snohomish County Tribune

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The 2025 Snohomish County Prodigies for Peace contest has recognized outstanding young talent in essay writing and art, reinforcing the community's commitment to celebrating the ideals of Martin Luther King Jr. The essay winners included students from grades 3-12, with notable achievements from Rebeca Coman of Discovery Elementary and Jiya Walia of Gateway Middle School. In the art competition, young artists from Cedar Wood and Mill Creek Elementary were honored for their creativity, with awards spanning multiple grade categories. This initiative encourages students to express their thoughts on peace, justice, and community engagement through artistic and literary endeavors. The event not only fosters creativity but also instills a sense of responsibility in youth to advocate for social change.

As the Prodigies for Peace contest continues to thrive, it highlights the vital role of education in shaping future leaders. The recognition of these young individuals serves to inspire their peers, creating a ripple effect of positive change in the community. Ultimately, the contest exemplifies how local initiatives can cultivate a culture of peace and understanding among the younger generation.

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