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Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

Run by Alliance for Young Artists & Writers

Who can apply: Students in grades 7–12, aged 13 or older, living in Canada outside Quebec or in the US; fee waivers available

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Has a fee
$15 per individual entry, $40 per portfolio; fee waivers available
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Competitions and challenges
DURATION
Submit work each fall; regional then national judging
GRADES
Grades 7–12 (age 13+)
LOCATION
Online (US and Canada, excluding Quebec)

Who can apply

Students in grades 7–12, aged 13 or older, living in Canada outside Quebec or in the US; fee waivers available

About this program

The long-running North American awards for teen art and writing, with more than 100,000 entries a year across art and writing categories. The 2027 Awards open October 1, 2026, with regional deadlines from early December to early January; Canadian students are placed in an art region and a writing region by their postal code.