WESTOVER, MD (May 20, 2025) - Somerset County Public Schools (SCPS) is proud to recognize the outstanding achievements of several student artists who were honored in the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore’s (UWLES) 2025 Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition. These talented students used their creativity to raise awareness about addiction and mental health, earning high praise and awards for their compelling work.
Congratulations to the following students:
Honorable Mentions
Katrina D. and Faith Corbin of Crisfield High School
Geraldin D. of Washington Academy & High School
Somerset County Winners
1st Place - Jenna E. of Washington Academy & High School
2nd Place - Jazmyne C. of Crisfield High School
3rd Place - Ty'Nyah P. of Washington Academy & High School
Best in Show – All Counties
Harmony C. of Crisfield High School
Congratulations to all SCPS winners, with special recognition to Harmony C., CHS Senior, for earning Best in Show. Harmony has entered a piece in every Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition held since 6th grade and has placed every year since 7th grade. Together, these students walked away with a total of $1,000 in awards, but more importantly, they helped shed light on a critical issue through the power of art. SCPS applauds their efforts and the role they play in driving positive change in our communities.
For more information about the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore’s annual arts competition and how it supports youth advocacy and addiction awareness, visit uwles.org.
WAHS student, Geraldin D. , won an honorable mention in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “Dos Mariposas a Salvo.”
CAHS student, Katrina D. (R), won an honorable mention in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “Hope in Despair.”
CAHS student, Katrina D., won an honorable mention in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “Hope in Despair.”
CAHS student, Victoria C. (R), won an honorable mention in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “I Can’t Hear you.”
CAHS student, Victoria C., won an honorable mention in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “I Can’t Hear you.”
WAHS student, Jenna E. (R), won 1st Place for Somerset County submissions in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “Living Regret.”
WAHS student, Jenna E., won an honorable mention in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “Living Regret.”
CAHS student, Jazmyne C. (R), won 2nd place for Somerset county in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “The Decay of Addiction.”
CAHS student, Jazmyne C., won 2nd place Somerset County in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “The Decay of Addiction.”
WAHS student, Ty’Nyah P., won 3rd place for Somerset County in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “Guardian Angel.”
CAHS student, Harmony C. (R), won Best in Show across all counties in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “Drugs Control the Show.” Harmony has entered a piece in every competition held since 6th grade, placing every year since 7th grade.
CAHS student, Harmony C., won Best in Show across all counties in the UWLES Addiction Awareness Visual Arts Competition for her piece “Drugs Control the Show.” Harmony has entered a piece in every competition held since 6th grade, placing every year since 7th grade.