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6th Grader Wins T-Shirt Design Contest, Gets to Throw First Pitch at Sox Game

Dylan Zhou, a sixth-grade student at Holy Name Parish School, won the Energy Star 20th Birthday T-shirt design contest.

 
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Dylan Zhu showed off his winning t-shirt design today at Holy Name Parish School in West Roxbury. Dylan was the New England winner of the "Green Energy Challenge," a free Green Education Foundation program sponsored by National Grid where students across New England submitted artwork that celebrates the 20th Birthday of ENERGY STAR. National Grid
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The Holy Name Parish School sixth-grade class shows of student Dylan Zhu's winning t-shirt design in West Roxbury. Dylan was the New England winner of the "Green Energy Challenge," a free Green Education Foundation program sponsored by National Grid where students across New England submitted artwork that celebrates the 20th Birthday of ENERGY STAR.
Marcy Reed, president of National Grid, MA, awards Boston Red Sox tickets to Holy Name Parish School student Dylan Zhu for his winning t-shirt in the Green Energy Challenger t-shirt design contest.
Dylan Zhu showed off his winning t-shirt design today at Holy Name Parish School in West Roxbury.  Dylan was the New England winner of the "Green Energy Challenge," a free Green Education Foundation program sponsored by National Grid where students across New England submitted artwork that celebrates the 20th Birthday of ENERGY STAR.
Victoria Waters President and CEO of the Green Education Foundation and Marcy Reed, President of National Grid, MA, pose with winning ENERGY STAR Birthday t-shirt design contest winner Dylan Zhu, 6th grader at Holy Name Parish School. Marcy Reed presented Dylan with a $250 cash award (which he's donating to his class), t-shirts featuring his winning design for his entire homeroom class, and tickets to a Red Sox/Yankee game where Dylan will throw out the first pitch!

 

Dylan Zhou, a sixth-grade student at Holy Name Parish School was chosen as the New England winner, of the Green Energy Challenge, a free Green Education Foundation program sponsored by National Grid.

Students across New England and New York submitted artwork for the Happy 20th Birthday ENERGY STAR t-shirt design contest, in which artists were asked to draw their energy saving wish for 2012.

Marcy Reed, president of National Grid, MA, presented Zhu with a $250 cash award and t-shirts featuring his winning design for his entire homeroom class at Holy Name recently.

In addition, Zhu will showcase his winning t-shirt when he throws out the first pitch during the soon-to-be-rescheduled National Grid-sponsored Earth Day game at Fenway Park when the Red Sox face the Yankees (this game was rained out on 4/22).

Related Topics: Holy Name and National Grid

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