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Special Artist Division (All Grades)
Wyatt Waltemath Title: Being Me Grade: 4 William F. Prisk Elementary Thirty-Third District “Wyatt will change the world by being Wyatt. He is an autistic boy who loves pretty things and to dance. By being you who is and doing what he loves he will open people’s eyes and minds to people who are different. Boys can love pretty things and the joy of dancing” |
Primary Division (Pre-K-Grade 2)
Sanvika Mukherjee Title: I will change the world through my dance Grade: 2 O.N. Hirsch Elementary PTA Peralta District PTA “I will change the world through my dance. Dance, music and art unites our world and brings us together in so many ways, today I dance to an English song but I am performing an Indian classical dance. I begin by showing how beautiful our world is with its beautiful nature. I also try to show how important it is to be kind, caring and respectful to each other. My hope for the future is of a beautiful, clean planet with happy people and nature in harmony.” |
Intermediate Division (Grades (3-5)
Kelty McCraw Title: “It’s OK” Grade: 5 Oso Grande Elementary PTA Fourth District PTA “I will change the world by spreading kindness and learning to be more understanding of others. I know this world is made up of so many different people and I want everyone to feel equal and just as important as the next.” |
Middle School Division (Grades 6-8)
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High School Division (Grades 9-12)
Aubrie Stoehr Title: Remedy Grade: 11 Temecula Valley High School PTSA Twenty-Third District PTA “Sometimes changing the world can start just by being patient; to recognize one’s own purpose. Changing the world can simply start as a recognition of how one can inspire and help others; “no river is too wide or too deep.” Dance has always been my remedy for every problem, but choreographing has allowed me to recognize my potential to share stories and connect to people. I will hopefully change the world by guiding others; choosing to double major in dance and education in college and ultimately becoming a teacher. Sometimes changing the world just starts with one person who can” |