The Lawton-Bronson Community School District partnered with the City of Lawton mayor, council, and city staff on the Lawton City Sign Project. This all began with the mayor of Lawton having a discussion with a teacher in the district about continuing to advance the school district and our Lawton and Bronson communities. This discussion took place near one of the old city of Lawton signs, which sparked an idea for a hands-on project-based learning opportunity for our students with the new print shop. High schoolers in various business classes competed in this City Sign Design Contest. Students, school staff, and the city staff all voted on 40+ sign designs, and two designs were chosen as the winners. Carson Shoumaker (Class of 2023) and Collin Dunnington (Class of 2024) had the winning sign designs that had specific design aspects used to create the final product. The next step of the project was to print the design graphic in the new school print shop, and the final step was the application of the sign graphics to the two sign panel backings (8' x 16'). This beautiful design can be seen both on the west and east sides of town right off of Highway 20. Without the help from the local businesses and community members who helped support the development of this new print shop, these types of project-based learning opportunities wouldn't be available for our students. The city of Lawton would also like to thank Wiatel/Aureon for the grant to help offset the costs of this project. To the city of Lawton mayor, council, and staff, thank you for letting our students positively contribute to the city image and also see their work every time they drive through the town.