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All entries AND their write-ups must be recieved by May 8th; submission link coming soon.
Submissions must have been fully prepared by a delegate in attendance at the convention.
The theme may be Roman history or culture, mythology, relevance to and promotion of Latin, Greek, JCL, or the convention theme.
Maximum 8 minutes.
No credits or names (including students and chapters) may appear in these presentations.
You may use no more than 30 seconds of the music and lyrics from an individual musical work and proper credit must be given to music and any other media used within the video.
There are to be no group projects except in the category of Classical Video. Although students may collaborate, only 1 student may submit the project. If every student in a group registers for Classical Video, all students are expected to submit different videos. If only one video is submitted, all students except one will receive a point deduction for not submitting a project.
A translation of any Latin must be included in the video (e.g., subtitles, text/images at the end of the video).
Submissions with content that is not school appropriate will be disqualified without appeal.
Must submit a publicly accessible file and include a publicly accessible URL via the registration process shared with the sponsor.
Must be contained in one volume/one file.
All scrapbooks must have a theme which is reflected in the cover design, page details, and embellishments.
All materials in the scrapbook must pertain to Latin, the classics, or JCL, and just not be of a secondary nature.
All scrapbook materials must pertain to the current school year, of the time period between the two state conventions.
You must cite any non-original sources such as art and music and any software package used (e.g., Shutterfly).
You may use no more than 30 seconds of the music and lyrics from an individual musical work and proper credit must be given to music and other media used.
Each chapter may only submit a scrapbook in 1 category.
Must submit a publicly accessible file and include a publicly accessible URL via the registration process shared with the sponsor.
Submissions must have been fully prepared by a delegate in attendance at the convention.
There are two divisions: Lower (Grades 7,8,9) and Upper (Grades 10, 11, 12)
The myth is to be in the style of one of the following:
An original myth to explain the existence of some phenomenon in nature or modern culture. It should use classical Greek or Roman mythological characters but not a combination of both. New, invented characters with classical names may also be used.
A classical myth in modern dress or setting which should be recognizable through the plot and not from the names of the characters. The writer must identify the original myth in a postscript to the story.
A new myth using classical figures with the creation of minor new characters, such as a new Hercules story.
The student’s sponsor should read and approve the entry before its submission.
Submission must adhere to the following rules and formatting:
The entry must be 500-1200 words. Word counts outside of this range will result in disqualification without appeal.
The entry may be either prose or poetry form.
The entry must be prepared using the following guidelines. Not following these guidelines will result in disqualification without appeal.
The entry must be typed in 12 point Times New Roman.
The entry must be double spaced with one-inch margins.
The entry must contain page numbers in the bottom center.
The entry cannot contain the student’s or chapter’s name.
Entry information must be in the upper right hand corner of each page.
Must submit a publicly accessible file and include a publicly accessible URL via the registration process shared with the sponsor.
Judging Rubric – Modern Myth
Submissions must have been fully prepared by a delegate in attendance at the convention.
Must be a digital piece of art on a classical theme, including but not limited to the promotion of JCL and/or the Classics; it may be artistic and/or promotional in nature.
Must be original in concept and execution. The piece should be digitally drawn or composed.
Submission may be any size and in any medium and may have horizontal or vertical orientation; however, it must be created and submitted as a digital file (JPG, TIFF, PDF, GIF, or PNG).
The digital copy of the art which is submitted should have the highest resolution possible (ideally no less than 300 dpi. A resolution of 600 dpi or higher is even better).
The artwork, in its entirety, must be a single work of original digital material. By entering this contest, you represent, acknowledge, and warrant that the submitted artwork is an original work created solely by the entrant, that the creation does not infringe on the copyrights, trademarks, moral rights, rights of privacy/publicity or intellectual property rights of any person or entity, and that no other party has any right, title, claim, or interest in the image.
No AI-generated materials are permitted.
Submissions with content that is not school appropriate will be disqualified without appeal.
Should you want your art displayed you may, in addition to online submission, print out your art for display in the project area, though only your digital file will be judged.
Must submit a publicly accessible file and include a publicly accessible URL via the registration process shared with the sponsor.
Submissions must have been fully prepared by a delegate in attendance at the convention.
Submissions must be original, student-created and based on a classical theme, mythology, or literature.
Submissions must show the building and include a guided tour.
Maximum 5 minutes.
No credits or names (including students and chapters) may appear in these presentations.
No AI-generated materials are permitted.
Submissions with content that is not school appropriate will be disqualified without appeal.
Must submit a publicly accessible file and include a publicly accessible URL via the registration process shared with the sponsor.
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Track and Field:
Boys 100
Boys 200
Boys 400
Boys 800
Boys 1600
Girls 100
Girls 200
Girls 400
Girls 800
Girls 1600
Boys 400 Relay
Girls 400 Relay
Co-Ed 400 Relay
Pool Noodle Javelin:
Boys
Girls
Rubber Chicken Toss:
Boys
Girls
Friscus Throw:
Boys
Girls
During the convention, a roll call of chapters in attendance is conducted. Each chapter creatively presents the number of delegates, chaperones, and sponsors it has brought in the form of a song, skit, or cheer, with a time limit of 90 seconds. Sponsors, chaperones, former members, current state officers, and persons running for state office may not be among the delegates presenting their chapter’s roll call. The roll call presentation is included in the scoring of the delegate spirit contest.
Saturday Convention Theme: Fantastic Classical Beasts. Get creative with costumes, props, songs, and chants!
Sunday Convention Theme: "Concordia parvae res crescunt." In harmony, small things grow. Sallust, Bellum Iurgurthinum 10.6.
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Originality & Creativity
0 to 5: Delivery
0 to 5: Overall entertainment
0 to 5: Included number of delegates and adults at convention
0 to 5: Sponsors, chaperones, or a person running for office did not perform in the skit
0 to 5: Stayed within time limit
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