DAR kicks off ‘Patriots of the American Revolution’ essay contest
Published 11:00 am Saturday, September 21, 2024
- City of Andalusia Mayor Earl Johnson recently signed a proclamation for Constitution Week on Tuesday, Sept. 17, at City Hall. Tuesday marked the 237th drafting of the Constitution by the Constitutional Convention. Pictured are, from left, Wynne Glenn, Caroline McCall, Carol Ann Mullins, Linda Castleberry, and Sue Bass Wilson. The Old Three Notch Chapter of the DAR has kicked off its annual essay contest for students in grades 9-12. (PHOTO PROVIDED)
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The Old Three Notch Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution will celebrate ‘Stars and Stripes’ forever with its high school essay contest open to students in grades nine through 12.
The topic for 2024-2025 is “Patriots of the American Revolution” and essays must be between 800 and 1,200 words.
“We are excited for the return of DAR’s annual high school essay contest again this year and look forward to our local youth participating. This is a great way for students to learn about historical figures and prominent individuals from our nation’s past. We encourage all of our schools to have students participate and look forward to reading the essays after they are received,” Old Three Notch DAR Regent Carol Ann Mullins said.
Students are asked to select a figure from the era of the American Revolution from 1773 to 1783. The essay requires students to discuss how the figure of their choosing influenced the course of the American Revolution, who he or she was, and the contribution that historic character made to the founding of a new nation. A figure must have been an actual person and one who is well known or an everyday man, woman, or child, who supported the American Revolution in ways large or small.
For more information email carolann.mullins@gmail.com or call 912-312-6628.