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Ninth Circuit Civics Contest

DeadlineOpens Jan 6, 2027 · Due Mar 5, 2027
LocationRemote
EligibilityGrades 9-12
CostAward: see listing

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Key details

Deadline
Status
Opens Jan 6, 2027 · Due Mar 5, 2027
Grade levels
Grades 9-12
Location
Remote (Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington)
How to apply
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High school students in Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Guam or the Northern Mariana Islands can submit an essay, a video or both on this year's theme about civil discourse and principled compromise in American history. Circuit-level winners receive cash prizes on top of any district prizes, and first-place winners are invited to part of the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference.

Who can apply

Students in grades 9–12.

Subjects

CivicsHistoryLaw

Tags

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