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Compass Program Summer Olympics T-Shirt Design Contest

Students in the Creative Design class recently competed in the Compass Program Summer Olympics t-shirt design contest sponsored by the Lesley University and Cambridge Public Schools and spearheaded by Stacey DeSimone and Joey Huber. The t-shirt contest guidelines included the t-shirt design geared towards the target audience of pre K - 6 graders. The goal of the t-shirt design is to include a fun Summer Olympics vibe with clean and simple graphics that would inspire students to be part of the Compass Program Summer Olympics. For over 30 years, Lesley University and Cambridge Public Schools have collaboratively offered a summer program that includes a child-centered academic seven-week summer program for enrichment for Cambridge kids grades pre K - 6 grades. The judging was based on originality and adherence to contest guidelines which included designing a simple graphic that is fresh, hip and stylish. The winning t-shirt will be given to all the kids and adult teachers in the summer program.

The t-shirt design winners are:
Jahad Aubourg, Junior, First Place ($100 cash prize awarded)
Esmeralda Asprilla, Senior, Second Place ($50 cash prize awarded)
Julian Warburton, Sophomore Third Place ($25 cash prize awarded)
Olivia Bromander, Sophomore, Fourth Place ($25 cash prize awarded)

See winning t-shirt designs >> 
 
t-shirt contest winners

Back row photo (left to right):  Creative Design Teacher, Michele Watson Maxwell (holding up 2nd place design), Jahad Aubourg (1st place)
Front Row: Julian Warburton (3rd place), Olivia Bromander (4th place)