DAR Good Citizens
This contest
is open to senior students of public and private high schools.
Schools are invited and sponsored by individual chapters to participate
in this program. Link to the
official DAR web
site for more information.
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The American History
Essay Contest
This contest is open to students in grades 5, 6, 7, and 8 attending
public, private and sanctioned home school programs. There is
an assigned topic each year. Certificates and medals are awarded
accordingly. Schools are invited and sponsored by individual
chapters to participate in this program. For more information
e-mail the Regent.
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Outstanding
work in American History
Certificates are awarded to students in grades K-12 who demonstrate
exceptional work in and enthusiasm for American history. Nominations
are accepted from classroom teachers. Schools are invited and
sponsored by individual chapters to participate in this program.
For more information e-mail the Regent.
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Junior American
Citizens
Link to the official
DAR web site for more information.
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DAR Patriotism
Medal
This medal is given to students in grades 5 through 11 who fulfill
the qualities of honor, service, courage, leadership and patriotism.
Students may attend accredited or non-accredited public, private,
or parochial schools. Schools are invited and sponsored by individual
chapters to participate in this program. For more information
e-mail the Regent.
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ROTC Medals
Medals and campaign bars are awarded to student cadets of outstanding
ability and achievement in secondary school, junior college,
college or university ROTC programs of the Army, Navy, Air Force,
Marine Corps and the Naval Sea Cadet Units. Selection of the
students to receive the DAR ROTC awards is made by professors
of military science and the principal or head of the schools.
For more information on submission procedures e-mail the Regent.
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Community Service
Award
This award recognizes worthy residents for outstanding achievement
in cultural, educational, humanitarian, patriotic and citizenship
endeavor, and historical or environmental conservation. The recipient
should have contributed to his/her community in a praiseworthy
manner through civic and benevolent activities or acts of heroism.
Individuals are invited and sponsored by individual chapters
to participate in this program. For more information e-mail the
Regent.
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