This picture by Shiah McLain of Maize South High in Wichita, Kan., was honored in the category of BEST EDUCATION PHOTO in HiE’s April 2021 contest. Here is original caption: Mrs. Buchanan walks her students through instructions for their observation days at Pray Woodman and Vermillion Elementary during the third week of school on Monday, Sept. 21.
The following photos were honored in the Headliners in Education’s April 2021 and February/March 2021 contests. For information about Headliners in Educations or HiE contests, drop a note to [email protected].
Best Education Photo (April 2021)
Shiah McLain, Bullseye, Maize South High, Wichita, Kan. See original photo HERE
This picture by Shiah McLain of Maize South High in Wichita, Kan., was honored in the category of BEST EDUCATION PHOTO in HiE’s April 2021 contest. Here is original caption: Mrs. Buchanan walks her students through instructions for their observation days at Pray Woodman and Vermillion Elementary during the third week of school on Monday, Sept. 21. (Shiah McLain/Bullseye/Maize South)
Best Education Photo (April 2021)
Bridget Johnson, Bullseye, Maize South High, Wichita, Kan.
This picture by Bridget Johnson of Maize South High in Wichita, Kan., was honored in the category of BEST EDUCATION PHOTO in HiE’s April 2021 contest. Here is submitted caption: Aiden Herrington (10), a OneMaize broadcasting student, learns how to fly a drone in front of the Maize Career Academy with instruction from producer Derek Lowrey of Derek Lowrey Video Production. Although Herrington does not use the Hub on a daily basis, he enjoyed watching a professional race drones and learning how to fly drones. (Photo by Bridget Johnson/Bullseye/Maize South) (Bridget Johnson/Bullseye/Maize South)
Best Anything Else Photo (February/March 2021)
Leah Knipper-Davis, Raider Times, Watertown (Mass.) High. See original photo HERE
This picture by Leah Knipper-Davis of the Raider Times at Watertown (Mass.) High School was honored in HiE’s February/March 2021 contest. Here is original caption: Junior Nathan Master (12) and the Watertown High boys’ hockey team took on Wilmington on Feb. 10, 2021, at John A. Ryan Arena.
Best Campaign 2020 Photo (February/March 2021)
James Bartlett, Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University, Boston. See original photo HERE
This picture by James Bartlett of the Suffolk (University) Journal was honored in HiE’s February/March 2021 contest. Here is original caption: A man wears a Trump-themed New England jersey at a Trump rally in Londonderry, N.H., Friday.
Best Pandemic Photo (February/March 2021)
Siddharth Chandra, Pantherbook, Franklin (Mass.) High. See original photo HERE
This picture by Siddharth Chandra of the Pantherbook at Franklin (Mass.) High was honored in HiE’s February/March 2021 contest. Here is original caption: A view of the Franklin High School gym during Wednesday’s COVID vaccinations.
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