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Scholastic Art and Writing Awards coaching

Scholastic Art and Writing Awards coaching on Actify is 1:1 Activity Mentoring until your piece meets category rules and is ready to upload—not homework help.

Actify is independent of Scholastic. Regional deadlines vary—confirm your category and calendar on the official Scholastic Art & Writing Awards site.

  • 1:1 Activity Mentoring with a specialist
  • Competition-ready deliverable
  • Written feedback on drafts
  • Students from 30+ countries

What the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards are

The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards recognize student work across many writing (and art) categories with regional and national judging. Each category has format, length, and eligibility rules.

Who should enter

High school students submitting a single piece or portfolio in a specific Scholastic writing category.

What Actify produces: category-compliant manuscript

A polished manuscript or portfolio piece with category rules met—voice, structure, and line edits from a writing specialist.

Timeline relative to the competition cycle

Regional deadlines often cluster in late fall or winter depending on affiliate. Plan 6–10 weeks of drafting before your affiliate’s posted cutoff.

Competition calendars change each season. Check the host organization’s official site for registration windows, submission deadlines, and eligibility rules before you commit to a timeline.

Mentor background categories on this track

Activity Mentoring specialists on this track often come from backgrounds such as Policy, economics, and research writing. Actify matches by competition format and your time zone—we do not publish fabricated individual mentor profiles.

Mentor companies shown on the Actify homepage marquee illustrate the industries and firms where specialists have worked; your mentor is matched to the deliverable, not a logo list.

FAQ

Common questions

Frequently asked questions about Actify programs, internships, and Activity Mentoring.

High school students entering a Scholastic writing category.

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