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Writing to Win: Writing Competitions

February 3, 2013

Scholastic

The Scholastic Writing Competition is the most prestigious writing competition for students in the U.S. according to English Teacher Ayn Nys.

Scholastic entries require mentorship by an English teacher, specifically Nys. Entrants must also adhere to submission deadlines and guidelines.

Contests done individually require students to read the directions for submission and follow them.

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Participants can win scholarships, recognition, and publication.
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