Flagler Palm Coast High School student Michael Baskin wins Scenic A1A's All-American Road Logo Contest

Baskin, a digital arts student at FPC, has a been recognized with a $100 cash award, an engraved certificate and a framed copy of his design.


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From left: Friends of A1A board members Lauren Trice, Regan Hansen, FPC student Michael Baskin, board President Bill McClure and Vice President Rick Belhumeur. Courtesy photo
From left: Friends of A1A board members Lauren Trice, Regan Hansen, FPC student Michael Baskin, board President Bill McClure and Vice President Rick Belhumeur. Courtesy photo
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By: Friends of A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway

Flagler Palm Coast High School student Michael Baskin’s digital art design has been selected from more than 20 submissions as the winner of the Friends of A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway's All-American Road Logo Contest.

Guests to the All-American Road dedication ceremony in late March were asked to vote on their favorites, with the top three selections presented to the Friends of A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway for the final selection and approval.

Baskin, a student of Flagler Palm Coast High School advanced digital arts instructor Ed Beckett, was recognized with a $100 cash award, an engraved certificate and a framed copy of his design, presented by Friends of A1A Board of Directors President Bill McClure.

“I’m always impressed by the talent in Flagler County, and this year has proven that point once again,” said McClure. “The students and teachers from Flagler Palm Coast High School are such delightful and talented people. It was my honor to present this year’s best of the best.”

Students of Beckett participate in a number of charitable design events, including the Friends of A1A’s Kids Ocean Day Florida poster contest, for which Sophia Young was selected as the “People’s Choice” for 2022 and Apple Eaton was recognized as the 2022 “Official Event Selection.” Kids Ocean Day Florida was held at Anastasia State Park on Earth Day, April 22, 2022.

“I love having the kids work on projects like the A1A logo project and the Kids Ocean Day Florida poster project," said Beckett. "It’s wonderful to have the kids compete in the friendly competition, and it’s amazing that they could get picked to have their posters printed and advertising an amazing event like the Kids Ocean Day Florida, or having their logo chosen to be put on signs all along A1A. These awards are unbelievably great things to put on their resumes."

The A1A All-American Road student logo design will be sent to the Florida Department of Transportation for review and installation at strategic locations along the A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway, designated as an USDOT All-American Road in 2021, nearly two decades after earning designation as a USDOT National Scenic Byway in 2002. 

The Friends of A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway, Inc. is a non-profit organization that protects, preserves and enhances resources along the A1A All-American Road in St. Johns and Flagler counties. This citizens' advocacy group collaborates with municipalities, governmental agencies and other civic groups to maintain and improve resources along the corridor.

Visit www.scenica1a.org.

 

 

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