We are excited to share an opportunity for our students to use their voice in a powerful and meaningful way. Mountain House students are invited to participate in the “One Pill Can Kill” Essay & Video/Media Contest, focused on raising awareness about the dangers of fentanyl.
Students may choose one of the following submission options:
Essay (1 page): Write a heartfelt letter to a friend, classmate, or loved one answering the prompt:
“If I could stop you before you take that pill…”
Share why their life matters and how one decision can change everything.
Video/Media (30–60 seconds): Create a short, impactful video delivering a message about the risks of fentanyl and the importance of making safe choices.
Prizes:
1st Place: $500 Visa Gift Card
2nd Place: Gift Card Award
Students are encouraged to be real, honest, and powerful. Your voice could truly make a difference and help save lives.
Deadline: Wednesday, April 22
Winners Announced: Mountain House City Hall at a City Council Meeting
Submit Entries To: [email protected]
This is a meaningful opportunity for our students to engage in an important issue affecting communities everywhere. We encourage all interested students to participate.
Go Mustangs!
Dr. Adam Auerbach, Ed.D.
Principal, Mountain House High School