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Poetry contest open for entries
October 11, 2021
Students are invited to submit original poetry for the annual SCCC Poetry Contest and to read it at a livestream event in April, which is National Poetry Month. Deadline to enter isDec. 1 by midnight.
The categories for entries are:
- Young Poet: Grades 6-10
- High School Junior and Senior: Grades 11 and 12
- Open: All those who are 18 and older, beyond grade 12, such as SCCC students, SCCC employees, or the public.
For more info about poetry contest rules, a poster to print and share, the online entry form and prize packages go to the SCCC Humanities & Social Sciences Events page or contact Terri Barnes, Humanities & Social Sciences Division Secretary at [email protected], 620-417-1451 or Lori Muntz, English instructor, at [email protected], 620-417-1456.
