MCD Public Health

With 136 poster submissions and 193 individual voters, we are pleased to announce the winners of the Maine CDC School Oral Health Program annual poster contest!

Our organization is committed to bringing people and organizations together for collective impact on our health and well-being. With decades of learning and results under our belt, we are just getting started.

Open to students in grades PK-6, this year's Maine CDC School Oral Health Program annual poster contest was held completely electronically, having all students (fully remote learning, hybrid learning, and in person) able to participate. The ADA theme was "Sealants Make Sense."

Grades PK-K: Winner - Kindergarten, Fort Kent Elementary School

Grades 1-2: Winner - 2nd grader, Lincoln Elementary School

Grades 3-4: Winner - 4th Grader, Fort Kent Elementary School

Grades 5-6: Winner - 6th Grade, Elm Street School

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For over 50 years, MCD Public Health has been a transforming force in public health, earning a reputation for responsive health initiatives that make an impact.

More than 550 children ate 12,530 healthy breakfasts and lunches at nine sites

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