An annual video contest from Stossel in the Classroom in which students make a 1 to 3 minute video on one of the year's economics and civics prompts, such as presidential powers or digital privacy. The high school division is for grades 9-12, and U.S. and Canadian students and those at a U.S. military address enter on their own or through a teacher. First place earns $2,500, second $1,000 and five finalists $200 each.
Offered by Stossel in the Classroom. Competition for high school students in USA. Format: Online. Cost: Free. Grades 9–12. Deadline: 2027-03-12.
Fields: Arts, Policy
Info checked October 2026.
The deadline is March 12, 2027.
Yes. Stossel in the Classroom Video Contest is free to take part in.
High school students in grades 9 to 12. It runs online. Age, residency and citizenship rules are on the official page.
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