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students were recently featured on the local news for they made highlighting the effects of bullying. The creators of the "Great American No Bull Challenge," a video contest highlighting student-made videos against bullying, visited the school to recognize students for their achievements. Eight winners will be selected at a teen video awards show this summer; to vote for your favorite video and help Parkway to the red carpet, <a href="http://nobull.votigo.com/contests/browseallentries/all/all" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">visit the No Bull Challenge website and vote</a> starting April 1.

students were recently featured on the local news for they made highlighting the effects of bullying.

The creators of the "Great American No Bull Challenge," a video contest highlighting student-made videos against bullying, visited the school to recognize students for their achievements. Eight winners will be selected at a teen video awards show this summer; to vote for your favorite video and help Parkway to the red carpet, <a href="http://nobull.votigo.com/contests/browseallentries/all/all" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">visit the No Bull Challenge website and vote</a> starting April 1.

Five videos produced by Parkway Heights Middle School students are in the running to win an anti-bullying video contest.