As the election approaches, the NYTimes will publish new sets of questions and highlight responses from any teenagers in the United States who join the challenge. If you participate, you’ll receive weekly emails from them and have an opportunity to be featured. 

Deadline for submissions and comments vary

Check out the site for more information here!

The Scholastic Art and Writing Contest is one of the oldest and most well-know programs to get your work featured! There are also potential scholarship awards. Check out more information here.

Deadline for writing submissions is Friday, December 20.

Our officers have experience with this competition, so let us know if you're interested!

This four-week summer institute, also known as the cherub program, is for rising seniors seeking the inside scoop on professional journalism and looking to connect with peers who are just as passionate about pursuing a journalism career.

The deadline for applications is March 6.

Check out the site for more information here!

This program is a free online program for high school students to improve their leadership and organizing skills, develop their role as leaders within the New Voices movement, and identify the best strategy to expand student press freedom in their communities.

Check out the website for more information! Note that this extends into the year.

Each month Press 53, a local publishing company in Winston Salem, NC hosts a 53 word short story contest for writers. There's a new prompt each month and if yours is good enough, it might just end up getting published in the Prime Number Magazine! Good luck!

Deadline for entries is the 15th day of each month

Email your 53-word story to 53wordstory@gmail.com

For additional information checkout Press 53's site with FAQ, more contests, and past winning stories linked here!

Are you interested in making lasting friendships with people from all over the US and internationally?

Then apply for the UNC-Chapel Hill Chuck Stone Program dedicated to diversity in media and education!

Application is now closed. Come back soon for Class of 2025 application information!

Scroll down to see Green Hope's Chuck Stone Scholars!

The New York Times' 9th annual student editorial contest is underway! 

If you have an opinion, write it!

Click this link with more information/FAQ answered. 

Come back for more information!

Are you interested in some college money being paid based your contribution to Quill and Scroll? 

If so, check out the plentiful scholarship opportunities the main society provides.

Click here for more info!

Click here to apply for a scholarship.

Application is now closed. Come back soon for Class of 2024 information.

For two consecutive years members of Quill and Scroll have been selected from a harsh pool of applicants to participate in the Free Spirit and Journalism Conference in honor of USA Today and Freedom Forum owner, Al Neuharth.

Application is now closed. Come back soon for Class of 2025 application information!

Do you think you have the chops to be named Student Journalist of the year for North Carolina? If so, apply to NCMA's Journalist of the year for seniors!

The winner receives the $3,000 Rachel Rivers-Coffey Scholarship from the N.C. Press Foundation and is eligible to submit a portfolio to compete for scholarships in the National Journalism Education Association High School Journalist of the Year contest.

Come back soon for application information!