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Two Rivers High School promotes StoryCon and expresses community gratitude

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Two Rivers High School promotes StoryCon and expresses community gratitude
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Two Rivers High School is promoting StoryCon contests and an upcoming convention in Salt Lake City. The school also shared a message of gratitude for the school community on November 2.

Key takeaways

  • Two Rivers High School expressed gratitude to students and families on November 2.
  • StoryCon will take place February 5 and 6 in Salt Lake City.
  • Most StoryCon contest deadlines are November 15.
  • Students can earn .25 English credit by attending both days of StoryCon and turning in notes.

Two Rivers High School administration expressed gratitude to the school community on November 2. The message acknowledged the challenges faced by students and families while highlighting the school's commitment to providing a safe and supportive learning environment.

Students are encouraged to participate in StoryCon contests, a national convention celebrating readers, writers, musicians, and storytellers. The convention is scheduled for February 5 and 6 in Salt Lake City. Most contest deadlines are November 15.

Contest categories include short stories, novel chapters, poems, original music, short films, and book cover design. Participants may have the opportunity to be noticed by professionals in the music, art, or publishing industries.

Two Rivers High School has 10 student tickets available, valued at $200 each. Students who attend both days of the convention and turn in notes can earn .25 English credit.

Students interested in the contests or the convention can visit the school librarian, Maureen Grover, at the library or via email at magrover@wsd.net. More information regarding the event and attending authors can be found at https://www.storycon.org/contests.

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