District Essay Guide 2019-2020 - Optimist International.

The Essay Contest planning pages are intended for use by Optimist Clubs in organizing and conducting a contest in their Club. They contain no information on entering the contest and are of no use to students wishing to enter the contest. Students must contact their local Optimist Club.

A recent Thank you Certificate presented to the Caledon Optimist Club from the Caledon OPP. Our Club runs an Essay Contest for high school students in our community. This is a two tier competition with scholarships available. This year's topic and rules are available here.

In recognition of participation in the. Optimist International Club Oratorical Contest. this certificate is presented to. Club Name Club Chair Date.

Optimist Essay contest scholarship will be Section eligible to compete at any level of the competition again. 4. All contestants at each level of the contest must show require a copy of birth certificate or 4.passport before participating if offering a Club scholarship separate from Optimist International. District winners must.

At the top of page 1 should be the official topic and the number of words (penalty of 2 points for lack of topic and 5 points for failure to identify the total number of words correctly). 4. Essays must be typewritten and double-spaced. (Deduction of 5 points) 5.

Optimist Club Treasurer Jason Mena presented Rohe were a certificate of membership and club pin. The Perry chapter of the Optimist Club International welcomed four new members to its ranks at its monthly meeting Wednesday at La Poste, and three Perry High School students received awards as winners of the club’s annual essay contest.

Optimist Clubs may The rules contain information about the contest, judging and awards. Section I - General Rules 1. The Optimist International Essay contest is divided into two levels of competition: Club and District. 2. Contestants must enter through a local Optimist Section III Club, or an At-Large contest if a local club is not available.

The Optimist International Essay contest is divided into two levels of competition: Club and District. 2. Contestants must enter through a local Optimist Club, or an at-large contest if the applicant resides on a Military installation. An At-Large contestant may not have competed in an Optimist international or District contest in the same year. 3.

The Optimist International Essay contest is divided into two levels of competition: Club and District. 2. Contestants must enter through a local Optimist Section III Club, or an At-Large contest if a local club is not available. An At-large student may not have competed in an Optimist International or District contest in the same year. 3.

CASA GRANDE — The Sunrise Optimist Club recently honored the winners of its annual essay contest.

The Pittsburgh North Optimist Foundation, in conjunction with Optimist International Foundation, is participating in this year’s 2018-2019 Optimist International Essay Contest. The contest is divided into two levels of competition: Club and District. PNOC is the local club level. Entrant must be under age 19 and a current high school student.