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ACHS students compete for Smoke Free Adair video creation



2017-05-15 - ACHS, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jelaine Harlow, Adair County Health Department Educator.
Students from Katie Curry's Media Arts class at ACHS recently participated in a friendly competition to develop videos to promote Smoke Free Adair County. The following students received gift cards for having the winning videos. From Left are: Erwin Ruczienski, Trevor Cowan, Tyler Miller, Roberto Ramirez, Madison Smith, Emma Grider and Morgan Harvey. Their work will be available to view soon on the Adair County for Drug Free Kids Facebook page. The students showed exceptional knowledge in the need for smoke free and all entries were very good, making it very hard to choose only four. Funds for the gift cards were provided by a grant through WellCare of KY. -- JH


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