The Laws of Life Essay Contest is a competition for character-related essays that challenges youth to reflect on and write an essay about their personal values, particularly principles that are essential and universal, and encourage self-reflection and self-understanding.
Writing from the HEART, the contest challenges young people to discover through reflection and writing what matters most the them in their own lives and the principles they believe should guide their behaviors and choices based on the UncommonSense® FRAMEWORK.
Cloverleaf High School
Kennedie Prok
Rittman High School
Jaime Warner
Theodore Roosevelt High School
Brooke Binder
Waynesdale High School
Hayler Hilty
Wayne County Career Center
Allison Krummell
Norwayne High School
Devan Kazar
Orrville High School
Sawyer Hamsher
Rittman High School
Chloe Smith
Stow Munroe-Falls High School
Anna Hurst
Theodore Roosevelt High School
Robiyahon Olimova
Parker Widmer
Wayne County Career Center
Amber Street
Vincent Windows
Green High School
Carmina Ciccarelli-Aloisi
Brynn Fisher
Norwayne High School
Gwendalynn Armstrong
Rittman High School
Madilynn Kilgore
The BBB Student Video Contest encourages high school-age kids in our community to engage on topics of trust and ethics. Students should see this as an opportunity to work with a trusted brand and acquire practical skills in advertising, audio/video technology, graphic design, and storytelling with a purpose.
The BBB Student Video Contest allows students to engage with and collaborate on topics of Trust and Ethics. All high school students in grades 9-12 attending any high school in Ashland, Medina, Portage, Richland, Summit and Wayne Counties are eligible. Students may work individually but are encouraged to work together in a team (up to 4 students).