ARTBA’s yearly video competition

The third ARTBA video contest winner was Ryan Song.
By MJ Woof February 7, 2020 Read time: 1 min
ARTBA's third video contest winner, Ryan Song

ARTBA’s yearly video competition had two winners in the Safety Category. In Age Group One (Elementary, Middle or High School Students) for “Car Safety”, this was Ryan Song. Ryan is an 8th grader at Buena Vista Seventh-day Adventist School in Auburn, Washington. In his animated video, Ryan identifies safe driving practices and habits, sharing tips to avoid accidents and injury to yourself and to others.
 

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