COOPER LEVENSON HOLIDAY CARD PRIZE WINNER: In the Hamilton Township School District: Shown (left to right): Kathleen Marandino, Art Teacher, William Davies Middle School; Camille McKnight, Esq., Cooper Levenson; Eric Aiken, President, Hamilton Township Board of Education; art contest winner Samantha McDow, sixth grade student; and Frank Vogel, Superintendent of Schools, on Dec. 17, 2018.
Cooper Levenson Holiday Cards Feature Student Artwork
Five students from Atlantic City-area schools had their artwork professionally published in holiday cards sent by Cooper Levenson, the firm announced. The firm's annual holiday art contest encouraged students to engage in the arts, and underscores Cooper Levenson's support of charities in the communities it serves. The holiday cards noted that, in lieu of corporate gifts, the Atlantic City office will contribute to Let Us Eat—Please Inc., a charity formed by the firm's founding partner, the late James L. Cooper.
COOPER LEVENSON HOLIDAY CARD PRIZE WINNER: In the Evesham School District: Pictured (Front Row, left to right ): William S. Donio, Esq., Cooper Levenson; Avery Street, art contest winner and eighth grade student; and Trish Everhart, Board Vice President, (Second Row, left to right:) Marlton Middle School Art Teacher Kate Gormley; Joe Fisicaro Jr., Board President;; and John Scavelli Jr.,Superintendent of Schools, on Dec. 13, 2018.
Five winners were chosen from the hundreds of entries submitted, the firm said: Amayah Cruse, an eighth grade student in the Egg Harbor City School District; Joshua Castillo, an eighth grade student in the Egg Harbor City School District; Samantha McDow, a sixth grade student in the Hamilton Township School District; Paisley Migliacco, a fifth grade student in the Hammonton School District; and Avery Street, an eighth grade student in the Evesham School District. Student winners received a $50 gift card and a cupcake party for their classes. The students' teachers also receive a $100 gift card to use for art supplies.
COOPER LEVENSON HOLIDAY CARD PRIZE WINNER: In the Hammonton School District: Pictured (left to right): Meagan Rieder, Art Teacher, Warren E. Sooy Elementary School; Paisley Migliacco, fifth grader and holiday art contest winner; and Donna Vecere, director of marketing, Cooper Levenson, on Dec. 17, 2018.
COOPER LEVENSON HOLIDAY CARD PRIZE WINNERS: In the Egg Harbor City School District: Pictured (front row, left to right): Art Teacher Karen Porreca, winning eighth grade students Amayah Cruse and Joshua Castillo, and Yolanda Melville, Esq., Cooper Levenson. (Back row, left to right): Donna Vecere, director of marketing, Cooper Levenson; and Jack Griffith, Principal, Egg Harbor City Community School, on Dec. 12, 2018.
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