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WA529 ART CONTEST


WA529 "WHAT IS YOUR DREAM JOB?" ART CONTEST


**OPEN NOW! ** 

Washington College Savings Plans (WA529) has been helping families save for
higher education for 25 years! To celebrate National 529 Day (May 29), WA529 is
offering another exciting opportunity for K-12 students in Washington State to
creatively show us their dream job by entering our 3rd annual WA529 Art Contest.

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(Spanish Poster)


HOW DOES YOUR CHILD IMAGINE THEIR FUTURE? 
GIVE THEM ART SUPPLIES AND FIND OUT!


DREAM. CREATE. WIN. 

Do you like to paint, draw, or watercolor? How about create collages, work with
clay or create digital art? Explore your creative side and enter the 2024 WA529
Art Contest for an opportunity to win $529 in a GET or DreamAhead 529 education
savings account. 

To participate, students must be in grades K-12, living in Washington State and
enrolled in Washington schools. Eligible entries will be evaluated by
individual grade levels with a total of twenty-six (26) students will win! Two
(2) winners in each grade level (K-12).

Three (3) schools with the most entries (relative to their school’s enrollment)
will win a $500 Amazon gift card for their school library!

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(Spanish version)


WA529'S NATIONAL 529 DAY PROMOTION

How does your child imagine their future? 
Give them art supplies and find out!


DREAM. CREATE. WIN. 

Do you like to paint, draw, or watercolor? How about create collages, work with
clay or create digital art? Explore your creative side and enter the 2023 WA529
Art Contest for an opportunity to win an iPad Air or a Microsoft Surface Go! 

Eligible entries will be evaluated by individual grade levels from K-12 this
year! Art will be judged based on the criteria listed below. A total of
thirteen (13) students will win their choice of an iPad Air or a Microsoft
Surface Go! 

Additionally, three schools with the most entries will win a $500 Amazon gift
card for their school library!

 

 View 2023 winning entries in the winners gallery! 

To view all past entries, including previous winning entries, visit Hootie's
Virtual Art Gallery! 


2024 CONTEST DATES 


APRIL 1 – MAY 1, 2024. To be eligible, entries must be received by 11:59 pm on
May 1, 2024. 


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

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HOW TO ENTER  

 * Read all Contest Details, Contest Requirements, and Official Rules below.
 * Students independently create art depicting their dream job.
 * Confirm art meets all Contest Requirements.
 * Parents complete the online entry form below.
 * Upload one JPEG or PNG image of the student’s art (5 MB max) 


ACCEPTED MEDIA (CREATED 100% BY THE STUDENT)

 * Drawings:  pencil, ink, crayon, markers, pastels, charcoal, etc. 
 * Paint:  watercolor, acrylic, oil, tempera, etc.  
 * Digital Designs: computer-generated art created by the student. No audio,
   motion or artificial intelligence (AI) generated art.
 * Photograph: must be taken by the student with permission from subjects in
   image. 
 * Mixed Media: mod-podge collages or mixed mediums. Collages must be entered as
   ONE image.
 * 3D Art: sculptures, mosaics, stained glass, woodwork, sewing, etc. 
 * 3D Printing:100% created and coded by student.

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(Spanish version)


CREATE AN ART MASTERPIECE OF YOUR DREAM JOB

 * Art must be created 100% by the student without composition assistance from
   people or artificial intelligence software. 
 * Art should represent the student’s dream job or a job they find interesting.
 * “WA529” or “Washington College Savings Plans” must be clearly visible on the
   art. The more creativity you display, the higher the evaluation score. View
   2022 Winning art and Sample Art below for inspiration.
 * U.S. intellectual property laws apply to art entries. Review “Plagiarism
   Explained” below. *
 * Student’s full name MUST NOT be visible on art for judging purposes. Student
   initials can be in the corner of the art.
 * Art will be unlikely to win if it is not family friendly. Avoid elements that
   could be considered controversial, violent, offensive or political in nature.
   Standard weapons for police/soldiers are accepted (please do not portray them
   in use or being pointed/aimed). 
 * Provide a short description/title of the art on the online entry form. The
   more creative the description, the higher the evaluation score. 


ENTER ONLINE (THE 2023 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM IS PAPERLESS!)  

 * Read all important details, entry requirements and Official Rules.
 * Students independently create art showing their dream job or a job they find
   interesting.
 * Confirm that art meets all entry requirements.
 * Confirm “WA529” or “Washington College Savings Plans” is visible on art.
 * Parents complete the 2023 WA529 Art Contest online entry form.
 * Attach student art as a single page PDF or a single JPEG or PNG image (5 MB
   max file size) 


CONTEST REQUIREMENTS

 * Art must represent the student’s dream job or a job the student finds
   interesting.
 * Art must be created 100% by the student without assistance, using accepted
   media (mediums). 
 * “WA529” or “Washington College Savings Plans” must be clearly visible on the
   art..
 * Art will be viewed by young children and families. Standard weapons for
   police/soldiers are accepted (please do not portray them in use). Art cannot
   depict illegal, violent, political, controversial, inappropriate, or
   offensive imagery or content. Art that does not follow these requirements
   will be disqualified. 
 * Provide a short description or title on the online entry form (9 words or
   less). 
 * If artists want to sign their art, sign only with the artist’s initials. To
   preserve judging impartiality, the artist’s full name must not be visible on
   art. 
 * U.S. Copyright laws apply to art entries. Artists and parent/guardian take
   full responsibility. See Plagiarism Explained* below.
 * Students must live in Washington and attend a public, private, charter,
   virtual, or tribal school or a home school program in Washington State.


ONLINE ENTRY FORM

 * One entry per student. Duplicate entries will not be accepted. 
 * Enter all information requested for the student and the parent. All fields
   are required.
 * Email must belong to a parent/guardian for students under 18. No student,
   school, or teacher emails. 
 * Parent/legal guardian acknowledgment is required. By checking the
   acknowledgment box on the online entry form, parents are providing signature
   of approval
 * Students 18 and older may provide acknowledgment/signature for themselves.
 * Upload one JPG/PNG image of the student’s art.
 * Student should not be pictured with their art at the time of entry (for
   judging purposes).   

Parent contact information is required for our records and for awarding prizes
to students. Entries without complete parent contact information will not be
eligible. WA529 is not responsible for undeliverable email addresses, incomplete
entries, or entries that do not meet stated rules and requirements.


THE 2024 ART CONTEST IS OPEN THROUGH MAY 1, 2024!

You should receive an automatic email confirming your entry was received within
24 hours of your submission.  

Official Entry Form

 

 

 


SAMPLE ART

K-2nd Grade K-2nd Grade 3-5th Grade 3-5th Grade

3-5th Grade

6-8th Grade 6-8th Grade 9-12th Grade 9-12th Grade 9-12th Grade


HOW ENTRIES ARE JUDGED

Entries will be evaluated and scored by an independent judging panel selected by
WA529. The judging process evaluates student art based on criteria set by the
program. The judges’ decision is final. KEEP original art. WA529 may request
original art from any entrant.

Two winners per grade level (Kindergarten - 12th grade) will be named. A total
of twenty-six (26) prizes will be awarded.


EVALUATION CRITERIA:

 * Creativity, unique style, artistic talent, and skill. 
 * Creativity and visibility in the use of “WA529” or “Washington College
   Savings Plans” in the piece.
 * Creativity in the description/title (9 words or less).
 * Topic Interpretation: How well the art portrays the student’s dream job.  


STUDENT PRIZES 

Each winner will receive $529 in a GET or DreamAhead education savings account.
Prizes will be awarded through a direct contribution to a new or existing GET or
DreamAhead account (no purchase necessary to win). There will be two (2) winners
per grade level for Washington students in grades K-12. Twenty-six (26) prizes
total. 

Accepting Prizes 
On or before May 29, 2024, all winners will receive a prize claim form, a new
account application for GET, and a new account application for DreamAhead. These
forms will be sent to the email address provided to WA529 on their contest entry
form. Parents of student prize winners must return the claim form, signed by a
parent or guardian, along with the application and appropriate documentation to
open either a GET or a DreamAhead account, no later than 5:00 p.m. PDT on June
14, 2024. If the claim form is not received by WA529 by 5:00 p.m. (PDT) on June
14, 2024, winners automatically forfeit the right to claim a prize, and that
prize will not be awarded. If the student prize winner already has a GET or
DreamAhead account established for them, they may direct the $529 prize money to
be deposited in the existing account. The winning artist must be designated as
the Student Beneficiary of the account. No substitutions or cash prizes will be
awarded. Any forfeited prizes will not be awarded. Runner-up recipients will not
be chosen.

What is a GET / DREAMAHEAD account?
The Guaranteed Education Tuition (GET) Program and the DreamAhead College
Investment Plan are Washington’s 529 savings accounts designated for qualified
higher education expenses. 529 savings accounts are established and maintained
by states to help families plan ahead and save for higher education costs. GET
units can be used for the beneficiary’s qualified education expenses after being
in the account for two calendar years. Funds in a DreamAhead account can be used
for the beneficiary’s qualified education expenses at any time. Compare GET and
DreamAhead.

Funds in 529 accounts can be used nationwide and abroad at any college,
university, technical, vocational, and other post-secondary schools that accept
federal student aid programs. Funds can also be used for registered
apprenticeships, as defined by the IRS. 

529 accounts grow tax-free and remain tax-free when used for qualified education
expenses. 
Qualified educational expenses include but are not limited to: tuition and fees,
room and board, books and supplies, laptops, computers, internet services, and
other related educational expenses.


OFFICIAL RULES

READ IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND OFFICIAL RULES BEFORE AGREEING TO TERMS WHEN YOU
SUBMIT THE ONLINE ENTRY FORM 

WA529 “What is your dream job?” Art Contest   
A National 529 Day Promotion


IMPORTANT INFORMATION

*Plagiarism/Copyright Explained: Art must be created entirely by the student
without assistance from any other person. It must be original in concept and
design. The WA529 Art Contest is intended to celebrate your child’s dreams,
personal creativity, hard work, unique artistic talents, and original ideas.
Students may find inspiration from elements of existing art but their creation
cannot closely resemble it. For example, if students want to be a firefighter,
they can LOOK at a firetruck while drawing their version of a firetruck, but
they cannot trace it or attempt to recreate an entire image, coloring page, or
scene that was created by another person. Students and families are responsible
for all actions resulting from plagiarism. Art that violates plagiarism or U.S.
Copyright laws will NOT be eligible.

Students may not enter work that:

 * is created by or drawn by another person;
 * closely resembles another person’s art; 
 * is created from a template, a coloring page, or is traced from other work; 
 * photographed by another person or a stock photo;
 * is digital art or clip art created by or coded by another person; 
 * belongs to another person in any way. 

By submitting an entry in the WA529 Art Contest, the student and the student’s
parent/guardian attest that: 

 * The student is the original artist of the submitted artwork; 
 * The student is in possession of and retains all rights associated with
   ownership of the art, including the authority and right to enter the artwork
   into the WA529 Art Contest 
 * The student’s art does not contain material that is defamatory, offensive,
   violent, illegal, or indecent. 
 * The student’s art does not include work produced by others and does not
   infringe upon the rights of any person or entity, including but not limited
   to trademark, copyright, privacy, or publicity rights; and 
 * The student’s art is not subject to a prior agreement that would limit the
   scope of the permissions granted by the student or the student’s guardian.  

By submitting art to the WA529 Art Contest, you agree to:

 * allow WA529 to use your art entry royalty-free, without limitations for
   advertising/promotional purposes. 
 * give WA529 permission to use your photograph, name, art, and art description
   for display and promoting the art contest, higher education, and Washington
   College Savings Plans (WA529). 

Students who submit artwork to the WA529 art contest retain intellectual
property rights to their work.


OFFICIAL RULES:

 

NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE DOES NOT INCREASE CHANCE OF
WINNING.

1.  Eligibility: This promotion is open to all legal residents of Washington
State who are enrolled in Washington State public, private, charter, tribal,
virtual school or homeschool program for grades K-12 as of the date of entry.
One entry per student. Employees of Washington Student Achievement Council, its
affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies, and suppliers,
(collectively the “Employees”), and immediate family members and/or those living
in the same household of Employees are not eligible to participate in the
promotion. The contest is subject to all applicable federal, state, and local
laws and regulations (including copyright and plagiarism). The contest is void
where prohibited by law. No purchase necessary to enter or to win; a purchase
does NOT increase the chance of winning.
2.  Agreement to Rules: By participating, the Contestant (“You”) agree to be
fully unconditionally bound by these Rules, and You represent and warrant that
You and/or your child meet the eligibility requirements. In addition, You agree
to accept the decisions of Washington Student Achievement Council as final and
binding as it relates to the content of this promotion/contest.
3.  Promotion Period: Entries will be accepted beginning on April 1, 2024. The
contest will close at 11:59 PM (PDT) on May 1, 2024. All entries must be
received by 11:59 PM (PDT) on May 1, 2024.
4.  How to Enter: One (1) entry per student. Students create their own art,
showing what they imagine their future career to be or a possible job they might
enjoy after high school. Complete the online entry process at
529.wa.gov/art-contest. Art must be entirely and independently created by the
student without assistance from any other person. Art submissions may be created
as 2D or 3D creations, but ALL entries must be submitted as a single JPEG or PNG
image (Max file size is 5MB). Students will create the art on their own paper,
cardstock, canvas, etc. 3D creations must be submitted as ONE image of original
art created by the student. Art MUST include the words “Washington College
Savings Plans” or “WA529” clearly visible on the art. Student’s name and
information must NOT be directly on the art (for judging purposes). Students may
include their initials on the art. Entries received after 11:59 pm (PDT) on May
1, 2024, will be considered ineligible and will be omitted from the judging
pool.
5.  Accepted Art Media: Draw, Paint, Digital/computer-generated art (no motion,
audio, or AI-generated art), Mixed Media, Photography (image taken by the
student with permissions), and 3D Art/3D Printing (coded/designed 100% by the
student, submit as a photo).
6.  Complete Online Entry form: Participants and their parents/legal guardians
MUST provide information for ALL boxes on the Online Entry Form (required)
including the full name of the school, student’s full name and grade level, the
parent/guardian’s full name, address, phone number, parent email, and
parent/guardian acknowledgement/electronic signature by checking the box as
indicated on the online form. Acknowledgment includes accepting full
responsibility for students’ entry and attesting that it meets all terms of the
contest. Contact information will be used to contact winners to award prizes.
Entries without a completed, signed entry form will be considered ineligible and
omitted from the judging pool. Students 18 years and older can submit the above
information independently. 
7.  How Student Winners are Determined: Submit art with completed online entry
form at 529.wa.gov/art-contest. Winning art will be determined by a group of
impartial judges selected by the WA529 Marketing team. Judges will evaluate art
entries by grade level, based on criteria set by the program, including
student’s creativity, topic interpretation, unique style, creative and artistic
talent/skills, inclusion of WA529 or Washington College Savings Plans on the
art, and a creative title. Entries will be subject to multiple judging rounds to
determine the winners. In the case of a tie, the tied entries will be re-judged
by a different pool of judges. Two winners will be selected for each grade
level, Kindergarten through 12th grade. Two (2) art entries with the highest
evaluation scores in each grade level will be named Winners of that grade level.
Each of the twenty-six (26) winners will be notified using the contact
information provided by the entrant at the time of entry. Full name, grade,
parent’s name, mailing address, phone number, and parent email are required at
the time of entry and will be used solely for the purpose of contacting winners
and awarding prizes. Winner notifications will be sent on or before May 29,
2024.  
8.  How School Winners are Determined & Prizes claimed: Schools with multiple
entries will be considered based on a formula created by the Program to balance
the number of entries in an equitable manner regardless of school size. Three
(3) schools with the most entries based on the formula will be notified on or
before May 29, 2024. Schools must claim prizes (Amazon gift cards) by June 25,
2024. Homeschool families are not eligible for school prizes.
9.  Additional Notes: Plagiarism and U.S. Copyright laws apply to all art
entries. Entries must be original in concept and design, be created 100% by the
student, and meet all the 2024 Art Contest requirements. Entries that do not
meet requirements or that violate U.S. Copyright and/or plagiarism will not be
eligible. Students retain intellectual property rights in their work. While the
student retains intellectual property rights, by submitting art to the WA529 Art
Contest, both parent and student are agreeing to allow WA529 to use the
student’s art submission royalty-free and without limitations for promotional
and advertising purposes of Washington College Savings Plans (WA529). By
entering the contest, the parent/guardian or adult student permits WA529 to use
the student’s name, art, and description (and photograph of the student artist)
for display, advertising, and promoting the art contest and Washington College
Savings Plans (WA529) as determined by the Program. 
10.  How to Claim Student Prize: On or before May 29, 2024, all winners will
receive a prize claim form, a GET new account application, and a link to the
DreamAhead online portal to the email address provided to WA529 on their contest
entry form. Student prize winners must return the claim form, signed by a parent
or guardian, along with the appropriate documentation to open a GET or
DreamAhead account, no later than 5:00 p.m. PDT on June 14, 2024. If the claim
form is not received by WA529 by 5:00 p.m. (PDT) on June 14, 2024, winners
automatically forfeit the right to claim a prize, and that prize will not be
awarded. If the student prize winner already has a GET or DreamAhead account
established for them, they may direct the $529 prize money to be deposited in
the existing account. The winning artist must be designated as the Student
Beneficiary of the account. No substitutions or cash prizes will be awarded. Any
forfeited prizes will not be awarded. Runner-up recipients will not be chosen. 
11.   Alternate means of entry: send a postcard requesting a paper copy of the
form with your name, address, phone number and email address to Washington
Student Achievement Council, WA529 Art Contest, PO Box 43450, Olympia, WA
98504-3450. You must make this request before April 15, 2024, to allow for
turnaround time to send and receive paper entry options. The Program is not
responsible for lost or delayed mail. The entry must fulfill all 2024 promotion
requirements, as specified, and be received by the Program by 11:59 pm, May 1,
2024 to be eligible to win a prize. Multiple entries by a single entrant is not
permitted. Using multiple email addresses, identities, or devices in an attempt
to circumvent the rules will result in disqualification. If you use fraudulent
methods or otherwise attempt to circumvent the rules, your entry will be removed
from eligibility at the sole discretion of the Program and the Washington
Student Achievement Council.
12.  Student Prizes: Each of the 26 winners will have the opportunity to choose
their prize of $529 to be deposited into a new or existing GET or DreamAhead
account set up with the winning student as the beneficiary. Specifics of the
prize shall be solely determined by the Washington Student Achievement Council.
Any and all prize-related expenses, including without limitation any and all
federal, state, and/or local taxes, shall be the sole responsibility of Winner.
Market value of some 529 funds may differ at time of prize award. No cash or
other prize substitution shall be permitted except at Washington Student
Achievement Council’s discretion. The prize is non-transferable. No substitution
or transfer/assignment of prize to others or request for cash equivalent by
Winner is permitted. 
13.  Odds: Odds of winning depend on the number and quality of eligible entries
received during WA529’s Annual Art Contest 2024 promotion dates.
14.  Student Winner Selection and Notification: Twenty-six (26) participants,
two (2) from each grade level enrolled in Washington K-12 schools, with the
highest evaluation scores given by the panel of impartial judges selected by
WA529 Marketing team, under the supervision of Washington Student Achievement
Council, will be declared Winners. Winners will be notified on or before May 29,
2024 by the contact information provided by the entrant on their Official Entry
form. Washington Student Achievement Council shall have no liability for
Winner’s failure to receive notices due to spam, junk e-mail or other security
settings or for Winner’s provision of incorrect or otherwise non-functioning
contact information. If Winner cannot be contacted, is ineligible, fails to
claim the prize by completing the required designated claim form by 5:00 p.m. on
June 14, 2024, the prize will automatically be forfeited. See item 10., “How to
Claim Student Prize”. Receipt by Winner of the prize offered in this promotion
is conditioned upon compliance with any and all federal, state, and local laws
and regulations. ANY VIOLATION OF THESE OFFICIAL RULES BY WINNER (AT WASHINGTON
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT COUNCIL’S SOLE DISCRETION) WILL RESULT IN WINNER’S
DISQUALIFICATION AS WINNER OF THE CONTEST (promotion or campaign), AND ALL
PRIVILEGES AS WINNER WILL BE IMMEDIATELY TERMINATED.
15.  Rights Granted by You: By entering this contest (art submission), You
understand and agree that Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC), anyone
acting on behalf of WSAC, and Washington Student Achievement Council’s
licensees, successors, and assigns, shall have the right, where permitted by
law, to print, publish, broadcast, distribute, and use in any media now known or
hereafter developed, in perpetuity and throughout the World, without limitation,
your entry, name, portrait, picture, voice, likeness, image, statements about
the Promotion, and biographical information for news, publicity, information,
trade, advertising, public relations, and promotional purposes, without any
further compensation, notice, review, or consent. By entering this contest, you
represent and warrant that your entry is an original work of authorship and does
not violate any third party’s proprietary or intellectual property rights or US
Copyright law, If your entry infringes upon the intellectual property right of
another, you will be disqualified at the sole discretion of Washington Student
Achievement Council, If the content of your entry is claimed to constitute
infringement of any proprietary or intellectual proprietary rights of any third
party, you shall, at your sole expense, defend or settle against such claims.
You shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Washington Student Achievement
Council from and against any suit, proceeding, claims, liability, loss, damage,
costs or expense, which Washington Student Achievement Council may incur,
suffer, or be required to pay arising out of such infringement or suspected
infringement of a third party’s right.
16.  Terms & Conditions: Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC) reserves
the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel, terminate, modify, or suspend the
Promotion (contest) should virus, bug, non-authorized human intervention, fraud,
or other cause beyond Washington Student Achievement Council’s control corrupt
or affect the administration, security, fairness, or proper conduct of the
Promotion (contest). In such case, WSAC may select the Winner from all eligible
entries received prior to and/or after (if appropriate) the action taken by
Washington Student Achievement Council. WSAC reserves the right, in its sole
discretion, to disqualify any individual who tampers or attempts to tamper with
the entry process or the operation of the Promotion or website or violates these
Terms & Conditions. WSAC has the right, in its sole discretion, to maintain the
integrity of the promotion, to void entries for any reason, including, but not
limited to: multiple entries from the same user from different IP addresses;
multiple entries from the same computer exceeding that allowed by promotion
rules; or the use of bots, macros, scripts, or other technical means for
entering. Any attempt by an entrant to deliberately damage any website or
undermine the legitimate operation of the promotion may be a violation of
criminal and civil laws. Should such attempt be made, Washington Student
Achievement Council reserves the right to seek damages to the fullest extent
permitted by law.
17.  Limitation of Liability: By entering, You agree to release and hold
harmless Washington Student Achievement Council and its subsidiaries,
affiliates, advertising and promotion agencies, partners, representatives,
agents, successors, assigns, employees, officers, and directors from any
liability, illness, injury, death, loss, litigation, claim, or damage that may
occur, directly or indirectly, whether caused by negligence or not, from: (i)
such entrant’s participation in the promotion and/or his/her acceptance,
possession, use, or misuse of any prize or any portion thereof; (ii) technical
failures of any kind, including but not limited to the malfunction of any
computer, cable, network, hardware, or software, or other mechanical equipment;
(iii) the unavailability or inaccessibility of any transmissions, telephone, or
Internet service; (iv) unauthorized human intervention in any part of the entry
process or the Promotion; (v) electronic or human error in the administration of
the Promotion or the processing of entries.
18.  Disputes: THIS PROMOTION IS GOVERNED BY THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES AND
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, WITHOUT RESPECT TO CONFLICT OF LAW DOCTRINES. As a
condition of participating in this promotion, participant agrees that any and
all disputes that cannot be resolved between the parties and causes of action
arising out of or connected with this promotion, shall be resolved individually,
without resort to any form of class action, exclusively before a court located
in Washington State having jurisdiction. Further, in any such dispute, under no
circumstance shall participants be permitted to obtain awards for, and hereby
waives all rights to, punitive, incidental, or consequential damages, including
reasonable attorney’s fees. Participant waives all rights to have damages
multiplied or increased.
19.  Privacy Policy: Information submitted with an entry is subject to the
Privacy Policy stated on the Washington Student Achievement Council website. To
read the Privacy Policy, visit https://529.wa.gov/privacy-and-security. 
20.  Winners List: To obtain a copy of Winners’ names or these Official Rules,
mail your request with a stamped, self-addressed envelope to: Washington Student
Achievement Council, WA529 Art Contest, PO Box 43450, Olympia, WA 98504-3450.
Requests must be received before June 30, 2024.
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DISCLOSURE

For information about GET, call 800-955-2318 or download the GET Program Details
Booklet. For more information about DreamAhead, call 844-529-5845 or download
the DreamAhead Program Details Booklet. The Program Details Booklets discuss
investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses, and other important
information; read and consider them carefully before saving.

Before you save with one of Washington's plans, consider whether your or the
beneficiary's home state offers any state tax or other benefits such as
financial aid, scholarship funds, and protection from creditors that are only
available for investments in that state's 529 plan. You also may wish to contact
your home state's 529 Plan(s), or any other 529 Plan, to learn more about those
plans' features, benefits, and limitations. Remember that state-based benefits
should be one of many appropriately weighted factors to consider when making an
investment decision. In addition, you should periodically assess, and if
appropriate, adjust your Section 529 Plan investment choices with your time
horizon, risk tolerance, and investment objectives in mind.

The Guaranteed Education Tuition (GET) program and DreamAhead College Investment
Plan (DreamAhead) are qualified tuition programs sponsored and distributed by
the State of Washington. The Committee on Advanced Tuition Payment and College
Savings administers, and the Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC)
supports the plans. 

WSAC provides program management, recordkeeping, and administrative support for
GET. The Washington State Investment Board oversees GET’s investments. If
in-state tuition decreases in the future, GET tuition units may lose value.

Vestwell State Savings, LLC provides program management, recordkeeping, and
administrative support services for DreamAhead.  BNY Mellon Advisors provides
investment advisory services for DreamAhead. The underlying mutual funds in
which DreamAhead’s portfolios are invested are managed by various investment
managers, including Fidelity®, Vanguard, and Schwab Funds. The underlying mutual
funds may change at any time without notice. DreamAhead investment returns are
not guaranteed and you could lose money by investing in the plan. None of the
State of Washington, its agencies, Vestwell State Savings, BNY Mellon Advisors,
nor any of their applicable affiliates insures or guarantees accounts or any
investment returns on any DreamAhead account. 

BNY Mellon Advisors is an investment advisor registered in the United States
under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.

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