American Freedom Essay Contest
Student Winners
Every Fall, in honor of Constitution Day & Citizenship Day, The Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia sponsors its annual American Freedom Essay Contest. The American Freedom Essay Contest challenges educators to have their students write a 100-300 word essay on the importance of freedom in their lives. Entries are judged in Elementary School, Middle School and High School categories with the winner in each category earning a free field trip with The Constitutional Walking Tour for his/her class. The contest generally runs from September through mid-October each year. Check back in September for more details on the next contest.
2008 American Freedom Essay Contest Winners
The Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia is pleased to announce the student winners of its 2008 American Freedom Essay Contest. Congratulations!
Elementary School |
Middle School |
High School |
Samantha Chong Read the Essay » |
Duncan Reehl Read the Essay » |
Gia Montemuro Read the Essay » |
Winners from 2007
The Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia is pleased to announce the student winners of its 2007 American Freedom Essay Contest. Congratulations!
Elementary School |
Middle School |
High School |
Leah Huebner Read the Essay » |
Santina Pescatore Read the Essay » |
Alexander Sliwecki Read the Essay » |
To read the rules and entry requirements, click here.
Any views, opinions or commentary expressed by the authors of the winning essays in the American Freedom Essay Contest are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of The Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia, its affiliates, its officers, its directors, its employees, its Sponsors, and/or its agents in any manner whatsoever. The Constitutional Walking Tour does not make any guarantees, express or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information contained or quoted in the reprinted essays.