Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s

speech didn’t end with

“… a Dream.”

It started with

“I Have a Dream…”

Ivanna Shaw-TylerBusbee Elementary School - Kindergarten Winner

Aiken County MLK Poster Contest

Kindergarten-Second Grade 3rd Place Winner

Pastor Martin Luther King, Jr. also knew

“Red, Brown, Yellow, Black,

and White –

they are precious in His sight!”

Adalyn HammondsBusbee Elementary School – Second Grade Winner

Aiken County MLK Poster Contest

Kindergarten-Second Grade 2nd Place Winner

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s

words are bold, his speeches powerful, and his life...

“Speaks VOLUMES!”

Kennedi KitchingsBusbee Elementary School – Fourth Grade Winner

Aiken County MLK Poster Contest

Third - Fifth Grade 3rd Place Winner

“I have decided to stick with Love.

Hate is too great a burden to bear.”“We as a nation can honor Dr. King by

just not saying these words, but by living them.”

Ashton WilliamsBusbee Elementary School – Fifth Grade Winner

Aiken County MLK Poster Contest

Third - Fifth Grade Entry

“Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream. He wanted to change things, and he did… King hadthe perseverance to keep going through tough times.

The words 'Fly, Run, Walk, and Crawl symbolize perseverance.’ ”

Artwork is displayed during the month of

Februaryat the

Center for African American History,

Art and Culture

120 York Street NE

Aiken, SC

The center is open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 12-4PM.

Busbee Elementary ART Students

say, “Thank you!” to the

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Celebration Steering Committee

[Including all of the Sponsors],Aiken Technical College,

the University of South Carolina Aiken,

and Aiken County Public Schools