Poster Contest

A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS!

 Annual Poster Contest for Maryland Students in Grades K through 8.

The Maryland Council on Economic Education sponsors an annual poster contest for Maryland students in grades K through 8 to help teachers stimulate interest in learning basic economic & personal finance concepts. Students are given the opportunity to creatively demonstrate their understanding of one of the following economic concepts: scarcity; natural, human and capital resources; opportunity cost; producers and consumers; or goods and services; or personal finance concepts:  savings & Investing, taxes, markets, sources of income and philanthropy.

This year's rules and application - Deadline March 15, 2024

The 2024 Rules & Application for Public & Private Schools                               The 2024 Rules & Application for Homeschool Educators

                                                                    Rubric will be released in Early September 2024

2023 Poster Winners

Cruz Bare, Leeds Elementary, Cecil County

Astrid Carranza, Suitland Elementary, Prince George’s County

Hayleigh Clark, Centreville Middle, Queen Anne’s County

Marshall Green, Broad Ford Elementary, Garrett County

Ellie Jeong, Blue Heron Elementary, Frederick County

Caliope Kronner, North Dorchester Middle, Dorchester County

Keilly Lopez-Castro, Fallstaff Elem/Middle, Baltimore City

Sophie Osborne, Crofton Middle, Anne Arundel County

Amelia Pion, St Paul's School for Girls, Baltimore County-private

Antonio Santos-Zhang, Crofton Middle, Anne Arundel County

Trisha Savalia, Sykesville Middle, Carroll County

Kate Scheideman, Northern Middle, Calvert County

Barrett Takas, Dumbarton Middle, Baltimore County

Charlotte Vail, Broadneck Elementary, Anne Arundel County

Nirvi Vengurlekar, Snowden Farm Elementary, Montgomery County

Bei Denny, Centreville Middle, Queen Anne’s County

Ariella Greenberg, Deer Crossing Elementary, Frederick County

Annabelle Kim, North Salisbury Elementary, Wicomico County

Savanna Todd, Snow Hill Middle, Worcester County

Madilyn VonJett, MD School for the Deaf, Frederick-private

Marley Bennett, Homeschool