The Kentucky Association of School Administrators (KASA) is holding its second annual student video contest and is calling for student-produced videos that explore this year’s theme: An Educator Who Changed My Life.
The contest asks students to use their best storytelling skills to describe an educator who changed their view of life, particularly in terms of their approach to learning or education.
Students should submit videos to their school principal, who will select one video per age group per school to enter in the contest. Only one video is accepted per age category, regardless of whether it is an individual or group submission. If a school has students in more than one age category, the school can submit more than one video.
First-place winners and one overall honorable mention will receive cutting-edge tools to help them continue to develop their 21st-century skills.
Principals should submit videos to KASA before March 1 via the online drop box provided on the KASA website. Click here for more information.