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The International Essay Writing Competition 2025 offers students a wonderful chance to showcase their writing talents on a global stage.

Competition Details:

Categories:
Sub-junior (Grades 3-5): Write at least 300 words on "The Most Important Lesson I’ve Learned."
Junior (Grades 6-8): Write at least 500 words on "How I Would Solve a Global Problem"
Senior (Grades 9-12): Write at least 700 words on "What It Means to Be a Global Citizen."
Maximum word count for all categories: 1500 words.

Prizes:
1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners in each category will receive Gold, Silver, and Bronze Trophies, along with Certificates.
5 Consolation Prizes (Medals and Certificates) in each category.
School-Level Medals for each category if there are bulk registrations of 50 or more students.

Registration Fee:
* US$10 per student for International Schools. For schools registering more than 50 students, the fee is US$8 per student..

Key Dates:
Deadline for Registration and Essay Submission: 15 September 2025.
Essays must be typed and submitted as a .doc file through the "Pay and Register" option on our website: https://campsite.bio/gemessaywriting2025

This competition is a fantastic way for students to improve their writing, think critically, and gain international exposure. We hope your school will encourage students to take part in this enriching experience.

If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact us.

We look forward to your school's participation in making this event a success!

Warm regards,
Renne Tremblay
Program Director

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Whiteford Tax Defense is thrilled to offer the Taxes for Millennials Scholarship for students who understand the importance of knowing how to file your taxes. For more:

Whiteford Tax Defense | 2025 Taxes for Millennials Scholarship Whiteford Tax Defense is proud to announce our 2025 Taxes for Millennials Scholarship! With this scholarship, we hope to bring attention to the importance of knowing how to file your taxes. To learn more about this opportunity and to apply, please visit the scholarship page on our website.

(If you do not live in Maryland, contact your local congressperson's office to see when their internship begins)
Good afternoon,
Congressman Johnny Olszewski is excited to announce internship opportunities for high school students in Maryland's Second Congressional District. The District Office is offering this program to give exceptional high school students a hands-on experience in public service and the legislative process.
The office seeks motivated, organized, and reliable students with strong communication skills and an interest in public service and policy-making. High school seniors participating in a school-sponsored work/study program, credited course, or senior work project are eligible. Sharing this opportunity with students, especially those with strong academic performance and a desire to learn about government and public service, is appreciated.
We are currently accepting internship applications for the Fall 2025/2026 term. The deadline to apply is August 11th 2025.
Interested students should submit their applications online through our website: https://olszewski.house.gov/services/internships. Once we receive the applications, we will reach out to students for interviews. If you have any question, please feel free to reach out to me via email or you may call our office directly at (410) 427-5725.
Thank you for sharing this opportunity with students. The office looks forward to receiving applications and welcoming talented students to the team.
Sincerely,
Amankaya (Cecilia) Montero Carranza
Staff Assistant
Office of Congressman Johnny Olszewski (MD-02)
110 West Road Towson MD Suite 420
[email protected] | (410) 427-5725

Coppin State University's Theatre Arts Program will accept video submissions for The Sixth Annual Theatre Scholarship. Deadline June 15th.
Visit www.coppin.edu/theatre-arts for more information. Or send an email to [email protected]

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This is Carter Wang from Towson University. Hope this email finds you well!

I am excited to announce that the Department of Geography & Environmental Planning at Towson University, in collaboration with Maryland View, will host the 2025 Geospatial Technology Summer Camp from July 8 to 11 on the Towson University campus in Towson, MD. This 4-day, 3-night, all-inclusive overnight camp is designed for Maryland high school students aged 15 and older who are interested in exploring geospatial technologies. Participants will stay in double-occupancy rooms in a university residence hall. Meals, lodging, and transportation are all covered.

In this summer camp, students will gain hands-on experience with emerging geospatial technologies (e.g., digital cartography, GPS, satellite remote sensing, aerial photography, etc.) and experience exciting college life at Towson University. Key activities include:

team building
drone flying
aerial photography
satellite imagery collection and analysis
GPS data collection
digital mapping
field data collection
NASA field trip
and more!

Registration is now open! Please click this link to learn more and register. Registration will close on June 2.

I would really appreciate it if you could help spread the word among your students, colleagues, and friends. Please email Dr. Carter Wang at [email protected] for questions.

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Coding Competiton
We are delighted to invite your students to participate in the International Python Olympiad 2025, a global online coding competition that aims to foster creativity, problem-solving, and technological innovation among young learners aged 8 to 18 years through the power of Python programming.
The IPO is more than just a competition — it is a platform where students can use code to address real-world issues, showcase their creativity, and gain international recognition for their efforts.

Why Encourage Your Students to Join?
* Develop essential coding and logical thinking skills
* Explore real-world issues through innovative programming projects
* Participate in a meaningful global event with peers from around the world
* Earn certificates, medals, and prestigious trophies
* Represent your school on an international platform

Competition Details:
* Mode of Participation: Online (Individual Entry Only – No Teams)
* Registration Deadline: 30th June 2025
* Participation Fee: US $15
* Submission Mode: As a .py file uploaded online through our official website
* Bulk Submission Mode by School: Schools can simply email us their student project in a single Excel file rather than filling individual forms for each student.
* Fee Discount: For 50+ entries, the applicable fee is US $12 per entry
* Website for Registration: https://beacons.ai/internationalpythonolympiad

Category Levels & Project Themes:

Beginner (8–10 years)
Theme: Mad Libs Game
Key Concepts: String Input, Concatenation, Print, Creativity

Junior (11–13 years)
Theme: Calculator
Key Concepts: Variables, Input/Output, Conditionals, Arithmetic

Middle (14–16 years)
Theme: Password Generator
Key Concepts: Random Library, Loops, String Handling

Senior (17–18 years)
Theme: Interactive Quiz
Key Concepts: Conditional Logic, Score Tracking, User Flow

Awards & Recognition:
* Golden Trophy (Rank 1 per Category) – Trophy + Merit Certificate
* Silver Trophy (Rank 2 per Category) – Trophy + Merit Certificate
* Bronze Trophy (Rank 3 per Category) – Trophy + Merit Certificate
* Consolation Medals (Top 5 per Category) – Medal + Certificate
* Participation Certificates – Awarded to all participants

We believe that every student has the potential to become a changemaker, and coding is one of the most powerful tools to spark that transformation. We would be honored to have your school represented in this global movement of young innovators.

Thank you for your continued support in nurturing the next generation of tech leaders. Should you require any further details or support with registration, feel free to reach out.

Warm regards,
International Python Olympiad Team
Whatsapp: ‪+971-527809450

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This summer, the Communication Studies Department and Public Communication Center at Towson University are hosting a summer camp for rising fifth and sixth grade-identifying girls called Speak Up, Speak Out (SUSO). SUSO, which will run from July 7th through July 11th will emphasize the power of communication and advocacy during a time where children in this age range are navigating their sense of place, friends, bullying, and so much more. Lunch and snacks will be provided.

Johns Hopkins University is hosting its annual Physics Fair on Saturday, April 26th. The Fair is only a couple of weeks away! Please help us spread the word to your students and others who might be interested in attending.

What’s new?

T-Shirts: The logo for the fair has been finalized! The logo was designed by Ruoxi Wang, a graduate student at JHU, and represents the International Year of Quantum and the major areas of research that we do at JHU. See the logo on our website. Logo t-shirts are in production and will be available for purchase at the fair for about $12.

Demo Shows: The theme for our two demonstration shows is “The Wavey-ness of Things”. Professor Ibrahima Bah will take us on a journey that explores waves, resonance, interference, and the mind-bending wave-particle duality manifest in quantum physics.
Prizes: Gift card prizes will be awarded to the winners of our individual Challenge and team Bowl competitions. Register your team for the team Bowl competitions here.

Ice Cream: The liquid nitrogen – for making ice cream with at minus 321 degrees F – has been ordered! It is definitely one of the *coolest* demos we do! We can’t wait to share a cup of this nerdy dessert with you!

We have dozens of giveaways, hands-on activities, and other demonstrations planned for the fair. We can’t wait to share our love of physics and astronomy with you.

Find the schedule of events and more details on our website:

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Students in grades 3-12 are invited to Digital Harbor's upcoming Spring Break Gaming Tournament at the Digital Harbor Foundation in Baltimore, MD, happening April 14-18 from 9 AM to 3 PM. This event is completely free!

It’s a great opportunity for students to connect, engage in some friendly competition, and do something exciting over spring break. Plus, we’ll be providing snacks!

🔗 Students can register here: bit.ly/SpringBreakGamingTournament

At Digital Harbor Foundation, we are more than just a gaming space—we are a STEM lab that fosters inclusivity, creativity, and innovation for students. Our mission is to inspire and equip the next generation of tech leaders by providing hands-on experiences in technology.

We also have an upcoming Student Showcase on May 8th from 5:00-7:30 PM, where students will display their projects and innovations.

🔗 Register for the showcase here: Eventbrite Showcase Registration

Digital Harbor Foundation Spring Break Gaming Tournament Get ready for a fun-filled Spring Break Gaming Tournament at Digital Harbor Foundation - compete, make friends, and have a blast!

Deadline extended until 4/25/25
MARYLAND STUDENTS!

Representative Johnny Olszewski invites all high school students in Maryland’s Second Congressional District to participate in the 2025 Congressional Art Competition. This year’s theme is "Maryland Strong.”

The Congressional Art Competition is an annual, nationwide event sponsored by the members of the U.S. House of Representatives to recognize and encourage the developing artistic talent in the nation, as well as in our Congressional District. This contest is
open to high school students (grades 9-12). The over-all winner of our district's competition will be displayed in the Cannon House Office Building tunnel at the U.S. Capitol for one year, along with the winners from around the country. Artwork entered in
the contest may be up to 26” x 26” x 4”, including the frame, and must not weigh more than 15 pounds.

Artwork art forms may include:

Paintings - including oil, acrylics, and watercolor

Drawings - including pastels, colored pencil, pencil, charcoal, ink, and markers

Collage

Prints - including lithographs, silkscreen, and block prints

Mixed Media

Computer Generated Art

Photography

Submissions must be delivered to Representative Olszewski's District Office (110 West Road, Towson, MD, 21204, Building B, Suite 420) no later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. For full competition guidelines
and the student release form, please see the attachments or visit our website
Olszewski.house.gov.

We are looking forward to seeing the incredible works of art by all of the talented students in Maryland's Second Congressional District! If you have any questions, please contact District Director Mandy Remmell at
[email protected]
or reach out to our district office at 410- 427-5725.

All the best,
Lindsey

Montgomery County NACAC College Fair is taking place at the Maryland SoccerPlex Adventist Fieldhouse (18031 Central Park Circle, Boyds, MD 20841) on:

Monday, April 8th, from 9:45 AM to 1:00 PM and 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM

Tuesday, April 9th, from 9:45 AM to 1:00 PM

As the largest college fair on the East Coast and right in your backyard, this event is an exceptional opportunity for 11th-grade students to explore their futures. providing them a chance to connect with college representatives from approximately 300 institutions across 40 states and several foreign countries.

At the fair, students and parents can:

Engage with college admissions representatives to learn about academic programs, campus life, admissions criteria, and more.
Collect literature and ask specific questions about their preferred schools.
Learn about financial aid opportunities.
Schedule interviews with colleges.

Additionally, during our evening session on April 8th, we will host a workshop, The College Application Process: Timeline and Resources, presented in both Spanish and English.

This event is a timesaving and invaluable resource for students as they plan for their post-secondary education, and we hope your schools will take full advantage of it.

Encourage your students to challenge themselves in our upcoming Cornell Undergraduate Research Magazine (CURM) Research Competition 2025.

Poster: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wNYUkic2Lf5XdxSVpAUWjg7la_pE8D1U/view?usp=sharing

Research competition website: https://algoed.co/curm
Cornell Undergraduate Research Magazine Website: https://www.cornell-curm.org/

Particularly suited for students interested in:
- Academic Research
- Humanities
- Social Sciences
- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Free resource: Four-part series to learn essential research skills from an experienced Cornell PhD researcher - 1) introduction to research and question formulation, 2) gathering and evaluating information, 3) analyzing data, 4) presenting research findings

Recognitions: Compete for prestigious country and global awards

Categories:
- Individual
- Team: 2-5 students per team (all team members must be from the same school)

Age groups:
- Middle school group (Grade 6 - 8)
- High school group (Grade 9 - 12)

Regular registration deadline: March 1, 2025
Submission deadline: April 11, 2025

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