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2015 NYC Writing Recipients — SCHOOLS School Educator First Educator Last First Name Last Name Awards Category Title - Katia Belousova Leo Lion Gold Key Flash Fiction Old News - Katia Belousova Leo Lion Honorable Mention Dramatic Script Before Barnaby (No Tears) - Katia Belousova Leo Lion Honorable Mention Dramatic Script The Internet Island Project - Katia Belousova Leo Lion Silver Key Poetry Prison of Rhyme - Katia Belousova Leo Lion Honorable Mention Science Fiction/Fantasy Duplicate Incubation Facility Protocol - Katia Belousova Leo Lion Honorable Mention Dramatic Script Ties - Phoenix Ford Nkosi Nkululeko Silver Key Poetry It's Something Almost Like A Gift - J.e. Franklin Nkosi Nkululeko Gold Key, American Poetry The Gone Game Voices Nominee - J.e. Franklin Nkosi Nkululeko Silver Key Poetry It's Something Almost Like A Gift - Ayun Halliday Milo Kotis Gold Key Dramatic Script The Cockroach and the Cage - Ayun Halliday Milo Kotis Honorable Mention Critical Essay The Graphic Novelologist - William Heagy David Heagy Gold Key Critical Essay Elephants in the Room - Anna Lis Anna Lis Gold Key Personal Essay/Memoir Musings of a Malnourished Mind - nadia pushkina Emily Mondrus Honorable Mention Poetry Leaving a Mark - Kim Smith Dan R. Allen Honorable Mention Dramatic Script Stories - Kim Smith Dan R. Allen Honorable Mention Flash Fiction The Stranger A Philip Randolph Campus Elizabeth Decker Mariam kamate Silver Key Poetry Here's to all the girls like High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Karen Dorr Livia Miller Silver Key Personal Essay/Memoir Family China High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Dan Kitrosser Eliana Gayle-Schneider Silver Key Dramatic Script A Prayer for Elizabeth High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Dan Kitrosser Charlotte Rauner Honorable Mention Personal Essay/Memoir After Summer Comes Fall High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Dan Kitrosser Charlotte Rauner Gold Key Poetry lightning you only eat when you High School want to be in love Abraham Joshua Heschel Dan Kitrosser Charlotte Rauner Gold Key Poetry thrones in skies High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Dan Kitrosser Charlotte Rauner Honorable Mention Poetry there's only over 4,000 miles to High School Alaska Abraham Joshua Heschel Augie Praley Eliana Gayle-Schneider Silver Key Dramatic Script A Prayer for Elizabeth High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Augie Praley Eliana Gayle-Schneider Silver Key Dramatic Script A Prayer for Elizabeth High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Yael Schick Molly Katz Silver Key Poetry I'm Not Feeling It High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Yael Schick Molly Katz Silver Key Poetry Bruises High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Yael Schick Molly Katz Honorable Mention Poetry Those Girls High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Yael Schick Charlotte Rauner Honorable Mention Personal Essay/Memoir After Summer Comes Fall High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Yael Schick Charlotte Rauner Honorable Mention Personal Essay/Memoir After Summer Comes Fall High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Molly Katz Silver Key Poetry Bruises High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Molly Katz Honorable Mention Poetry Those Girls High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Molly Katz Silver Key Poetry I'm Not Feeling It High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Rebecca Wallace-segall Eliana Gayle-Schneider Silver Key Dramatic Script Through Broken Eyes High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Rebecca Wallace-segall Charlotte Rauner Gold Key Poetry lightning you only eat when you High School want to be in love Abraham Joshua Heschel Rebecca Wallace-segall Charlotte Rauner Gold Key Poetry thrones in skies High School Abraham Joshua Heschel Rebecca Wallace-segall Charlotte Rauner Honorable Mention Poetry there's only over 4,000 miles to High School Alaska Abraham Joshua Heschel Lena Roy Abigail Sylvor GreenbergSilver Key Dramatic Script KABOOM School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergSilver Key Poetry If Hearts Have Bottoms At All School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergSilver Key Poetry Without a Theme/ Passing Cars School /Back To Rhyming Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergSilver Key Poetry My Secret School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergSilver Key Poetry "Because I'm Twelve" School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergGold Key Poetry WInd Me Up School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergHonorable Mention Poetry I Said It School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergHonorable Mention Poetry By Being a Poet School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergHonorable Mention Dramatic Script My Science Table ( a collection of School monologues) Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergSilver Key Dramatic Script Man In Blue School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergSilver Key Poetry Perfect School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergHonorable Mention Personal Essay/Memoir Just Wait Until I Give It A Title School Please Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergGold Key Poetry For Lunch School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergGold Key Poetry Eli's Breathing School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergHonorable Mention Personal Essay/Memoir Blaze Your Trails, Watch Your School Whales, Duck Your Head, Wipe Your Feet Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergHonorable Mention Poetry Red Is So School Abraham Joshua Heschel Danielle Sheeler Abigail Sylvor GreenbergSilver Key Dramatic Script KABOOM School Academy for Young Writers Alex Cuff Lnette smith Honorable Mention Flash Fiction Hood Academy for Young Writers Rebecca Gee Kari Henry Gold Key Flash Fiction Let's Journey Through the Fantasy Aichhorn School Danielle Sheeler kayla rose roman Silver Key Poetry thoughts of the average Avenues: The World School Kim Allen Isabella Simonetti Gold Key Poetry Blue Avenues: The World School Kim Allen Isabella Simonetti Honorable Mention Personal Essay/Memoir The Real Doctors Avenues: The World School Kim Allen Isabella Simonetti Gold Key Personal Essay/Memoir Mourners' Testimonials Avenues: The World School Jordan Kravitz Sophia Durso Silver Key Journalism Legend Of Evcimen Avenues: The World School Jordan Kravitz Sophia Durso Honorable Mention Flash Fiction The Irony Of Spacing Out On Earth Avenues: The World School Jordan Kravitz Sophia Durso Honorable Mention Poetry The Balance Of Breath: Life And Death Avenues: The World School Jordan Kravitz Jackson Ehrenworth Gold Key Personal Essay/Memoir Happiness, Happiness Avenues: The World School Jordan Kravitz Jackson Ehrenworth Honorable Mention Personal Essay/Memoir A Solander for my Siister Avenues: The World School Jordan Kravitz Ella Price Honorable Mention Short Story Left In The Dust Avenues: The World School Jordan Kravitz Ella Price Gold Key Poetry Sir Beaver Avenues: The World School Jordan Kravitz Oren Schweitzer Gold Key Critical Essay On the Pursuit of Happiness Avenues: The World School Daniel Mendel Zachary Bilmen Honorable Mention Poetry In the Machine and Out 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Mention Poetry Death Is but a Man in the Dark Avenues: The World School Carolyn Petri Jackson Ehrenworth Gold Key Personal Essay/Memoir Collin Avenues: The World School Monica Ramos Sophia Durso Silver Key Journalism Legend Of Evcimen Avenues: The World School Monica Ramos Sophia Durso Honorable Mention Flash Fiction The Irony Of Spacing Out On Earth Avenues: The World School Monica Ramos Sophia Durso Honorable Mention Poetry The Balance Of Breath: Life And Death Avenues: The World School Tiffany Reedy Oren Schweitzer Gold Key Critical Essay On the Pursuit of Happiness Avenues: The World School Sharen Shah Tess Price Honorable Mention Personal Essay/Memoir The Gloomy Christmas Avenues: The World School Jonathan Wang Sophie Potter Honorable Mention Personal Essay/Memoir Reflecting on My Father Baccalaureate School for Yael Schick Annelie Hyatt Honorable Mention Journalism The Secrets of Writing Global Education Baccalaureate School for Rebecca Wallace-segall Annelie Hyatt Honorable 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