Claiborne Parish Jubilee

2003 Essay Contest
“What I Learned At The 2003 Claiborne Parish Jubilee"

The Claiborne Jubilee Essay Contest will be offered to all Claiborne Parish students in two age categories High School (9th-12th grades) and Junior High (5th-8th). To enter, students must attend the Claiborne Parish Jubilee on Saturday, May 10, then write a short essay on "What I Learned At The 2003 Claiborne Parish Jubilee."

Awards: 1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Honorable Mention
$35 + Ribbon + T-shirt
$25 + Ribbon
$15 + Ribbon
Ribbon Only

Topic: "What I Learned At The 2003 Claiborne Jubilee"

The focus of the Essay should be on the educational aspects of the Claiborne Parish Jubilee. It can focus on any of the following areas:

Art Show and Craft Demonstrations

Educational Activities Available for Youth

Ford Museum Exhibit or other Displays

Homer High Drama Club presentation on La. Purchase

Sources: Crafts and Art Exhibits, Ford Museum and Exhibit, Educational Activities, Homer High Drama presentation

Rules: Contest Rules are as follows:

The Contest is open to any Claiborne Parish student in grades 5-12 who attends the Claiborne Parish Jubilee on Saturday, May 10. There will be two divisions: Junior High (grades 5-8) and High School (grades 9-12). You cannot enter an Essay if you do not attend the Jubilee.

Requirements (failure to meet any one disqualifies) - Typed or computer-generated, double-spaced, 12 pt. (Times or similar type style), on one side of white paper.

Write on the designated subject only, based on what YOU learned at the Jubilee.

On a separate sheet, a brief biographical sketch of the person writing the essay (that includes his or her date of birth, male or female, complete mailing address, and telephone number) must accompany the essay.

Length - The essay should be no less than 500 nor more than 1000 words.

Essays will be judged on: (A) educational content; (B) creativity; (C) writing style, and (D) grammar.

DO NOT put name on front of Essay. Type or neatly print name and phone number on back of Essay. Complete and attach the Essay Cover Sheet below.

Essays must be turned in to your school no later than Monday, May 19, 2003.

"What I Learned At The 2003 Claiborne Parish Jubilee"

2003 CLAIBORNE PARISH JUBILEE ESSAY CONTEST
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The Claiborne Jubilee Essay Contest will be offered to all Claiborne Parish students in two age categories High School (9th-12th grades) and Junior High (5th-8th). To enter, students must attend the Claiborne Parish Jubilee on Saturday, May 10, then write a short essay on "What I Learned At The 2003 Claiborne Parish Jubilee."
Awards:	1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Honorable Mention	$35 + Ribbon + T-shirt $25 + Ribbon $15 + Ribbon Ribbon Only
Topic:	"What I Learned At The 2003 Claiborne Jubilee"
	The focus of the Essay should be on the educational aspects of the Claiborne Parish Jubilee. It can focus on any of the following areas: Art Show and Craft Demonstrations Educational Activities Available for Youth Ford Museum Exhibit or other Displays Homer High Drama Club presentation on La. Purchase
Sources:	Crafts and Art Exhibits, Ford Museum and Exhibit, Educational Activities, Homer High Drama presentation
Rules:	Contest Rules are as follows:
	The Contest is open to any Claiborne Parish student in grades 5-12 who attends the Claiborne Parish Jubilee on Saturday, May 10. There will be two divisions: Junior High (grades 5-8) and High School (grades 9-12). You cannot enter an Essay if you do not attend the Jubilee. Requirements (failure to meet any one disqualifies) - Typed or computer-generated, double-spaced, 12 pt. (Times or similar type style), on one side of white paper. Write on the designated subject only, based on what YOU learned at the Jubilee. On a separate sheet, a brief biographical sketch of the person writing the essay (that includes his or her date of birth, male or female, complete mailing address, and telephone number) must accompany the essay. Length - The essay should be no less than 500 nor more than 1000 words. Essays will be judged on: (A) educational content; (B) creativity; (C) writing style, and (D) grammar. DO NOT put name on front of Essay. Type or neatly print name and phone number on back of Essay. Complete and attach the Essay Cover Sheet below. Essays must be turned in to your school no later than Monday, May 19, 2003.