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Harmony Science Academy–Cedar Park Students Honored in Austin Family Magazine Writing Contest
Tracie Seed
Updated

Two young writers from Harmony Science Academy Cedar Park are earning recognition for their creativity and courage. Fifth-grade students Reeva K. and Egor A. were recognized in the annual Austin Family Magazine Writing Contest with the theme “What’s the Bravest Thing You Have Ever Done?”

Reeva earned first place, and Egor was named runner-up among student entries from across Central Texas.

To make the recognition even more meaningful, Austin Family Magazine editor Kaye Kemper visited Harmony Science Academy Cedar Park to present each award individually in the students’ classrooms. This allowed each winner to enjoy a personal moment of celebration with classmates.

As part of their prizes, Reeva will enjoy a party for ten friends at Dave and Busters, receive signed copies of author Carmen Oliver’s books Orchestra of Hope and The Twilight Library, and be presented with a personalized plaque. Egor also received a personalized plaque and two signed books by Carmen Oliver.

Both students’ essays will be published in the December 2025 issue of Austin Family Magazine.

This year’s contest was judged by a representative from the Austin chapter of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, a respected organization known for nurturing young writers and celebrating children’s literature.

The contest encouraged students to reflect on personal growth and resilience, qualities that Harmony Public Schools strives to build in every learner.

Congratulations to Reeva and Egor for their outstanding achievement.

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