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Transforming Education Through Challenges and Competitions
Civic Solutions Contest for Teens |
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The Institute for Citizens and Scholars is seeking entrants aged 14-24 for their Youth Civic Solutions Competition, to share their ideas for improving civic life, and compete for cash prizes for submitting a short essay or a video about how Gen Z can improve its civic engagement, media literacy, and strengthen trust, which is essential for democracy. |
Mount Vernon Student of the Year Award
Did you create a project about George Washington? Did you write a paper, create a painting, or sing a song about his legacy or leadership? Nominate now for the Student of the Year Award! Eligible nominees must be middle or high school students who created a student-led project about George Washington. Click the link below to learn more. Learn More about Student of the Year
Power Your Future: Inspire Your Students to Lead Clean Energy Solutions
The Department of Education announced Power Your Future Challenge — the second challenge in its annual CTE Momentum series to prepare high school students for rewarding careers and increase access to career and technical education. The Department invites teams to submit action plans that will advance the use of clean energy in local schools and communities.
To get started on the challenge, teachers and community partners can review the available resources to learn more about clean energy and how teams can develop action plans to impact their communities. Potential entrants can also preview the submission form.
Up to 10 winning teams will receive an equal share of the $50,000 prize pool. Winners may also receive additional in-kind prizes donated by sponsors. To learn more, sign up to receive the latest challenge information via email. Submissions are due Nov. 19, 2024.
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