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Alliance for Young Artists & Writers: Scholastic Awards is sponsored by Alliance for Young Artists & Writers. Alliance for Young Artists & Writers: Scholastic Awards is a recognition and scholarship program from the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers that supports creative teens in grades 7–12 (ages 13 and up).
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This is your chance to enter your best art and writing for the opportunity to win national and local recognition. Enter the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards to join a community of young artists and writers across the country! You’ll need to create an account in our portal to enter the Scholastic Awards.
Teens and educators can create an account by linking to a school or educational program. We want to see what inspires you! Art works must be entered as digital images.
Click the button below to see our tips for sharing high-quality images of your artwork. When deciding which works to enter, you can seek help from educators, family, and friends. tips for documenting your work Select the category that best represents your work.
Entry fees are $10 per individual entry and $30 per portfolio. If the entry fee is a barrier to your participation in the Awards, simply select the “fee waiver” option when entering your work in the online portal. If you have received instructions from your Affiliate about specific regional fee waiver protocols, please follow them.
If you are able to pay—please do! Your nominal entry fee helps a national community of creative teens participate in this program. The Scholastic Awards open for entries in the fall.
Deadlines are determined by region. Curious about your region’s deadline? Visit our online galleries to see works from past National Medalists.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals: students in grades 7-12 (youth writers, not adults creating for youth). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies, up to $10,000 (scholarships/prizes). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Alliance for Young Artists & Writers: Scholastic Awards is funded by Alliance for Young Artists & Writers. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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