Judging Student Writing Award

Judge – 91̽»¨ Student Writing AwardsÌý

91̽»¨ offers three annual Student Writing Awards:

• Achievement Awards in Writing (grades 10 and 11)
• Promising Young Writers (grade 8)
• Recognizing Excellence in Art and Literary Magazines (middle school, high school, and higher education)

The Council also often hosts various themed 91̽»¨ Writing Awards, such as Celebrating Black Writers and The Humanities and a Freer Tomorrow.

Judge – Achievement Awards in Writing, Promising Young Writers

Two or more judges read each composition electronically and score using a rubric and guidelines. Judges are assigned submissions from any state or location outside of their own. The judging process is usually March – May of each year.

Judge – Recognizing Excellence in Art and Literary Magazines (REALM)

Each magazine entry is evaluated by two or more judges working independently. Judges examine a variety of aspects of each magazine using a scoring sheet and pertinent information provided by the entering schools. The judging process takes place in the fall each year.

±Ê±ô±ð²¹²õ±ð sign up here if you would like to volunteer.

Questions? Send an email to studentwriting@ncte.org (for Achievement Awards in Writing, Promising Young Writers, and 91̽»¨ Writing Awards), or to realm@ncte.org (REALM).