West Platte School DisitrictLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / West Platte School Disitrict
West Platte School Disitrict has selected their winning logo design.
For $375 they received 53 designs
from 6 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Public School District
Industry
Color Preferences
Blue, white, black, silver, and/or gold
NO - RED
NO - RED
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Description
We need a logo for a school district in Weston, MO. The district is moving towards a more progressive branding; however, it is located in a historical town that prides itself on the historical preservation of the community Check ou the town website
www.westonmo.com
There are no fast food restaurants and everything is home-grown/owned in the community. However, our goal in the district is to move forward with a new logo that embodies the school tag line “preserving the past, building the future”.
The school/district colors are royal blue, white, and black as an accent color. The district is a small district housing around 600 students K-12. We have an elementary building and a middle/high school building all attached. The websites will be consistent; however, we want a logo for the district, elementary, and the middle/high school to work together.
The district logo needs to be focused around the district name “West Platte School District” and should have a more professional feel that will/can transition into communication flow, etc. The school logos need to be similar but with a more youthful approach for the elementary. Also, we would like a monochromatic logo option as well for the blue jay.
West Platte High – Fighting Blue Jays
West Platte Elementary - Blue Jays (we want to name the blue jay and create a mascot that visits the school, etc.)
http://www.ensworth.com
http://www.nkcschools.org/
http://www.nkcschools.org/nkhs/
http://www.republicschools.org/
http://www.nixa.schoolfusion.us/
http://www.chadwick.k12.mo.us/
www.ulm.edu
We need a logo for a school district in Weston, MO. The district is moving towards a more progressive branding; however, it is located in a historical town that prides itself on the historical preservation of the community Check ou the town website
www.westonmo.com
There are no fast food restaurants and everything is home-grown/owned in the community. However, our goal in the district is to move forward with a new logo that embodies the school tag line “preserving the past, building the future”.
The school/district colors are royal blue, white, and black as an accent color. The district is a small district housing around 600 students K-12. We have an elementary building and a middle/high school building all attached. The websites will be consistent; however, we want a logo for the district, elementary, and the middle/high school to work together.
The district logo needs to be focused around the district name “West Platte School District” and should have a more professional feel that will/can transition into communication flow, etc. The school logos need to be similar but with a more youthful approach for the elementary. Also, we would like a monochromatic logo option as well for the blue jay.
West Platte High – Fighting Blue Jays
West Platte Elementary - Blue Jays (we want to name the blue jay and create a mascot that visits the school, etc.)
http://www.ensworth.com
http://www.nkcschools.org/
http://www.nkcschools.org/nkhs/
http://www.republicschools.org/
http://www.nixa.schoolfusion.us/
http://www.chadwick.k12.mo.us/
www.ulm.edu
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