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BREAKING: #MyEducationVideo contest - “With Justice for All”

Over the past few months, the challenges facing America’s students have been unprecedented. Distance learning. National tragedies. Poor wi-fi. No wi-fi. Times like these highlight the criticality of a great education.

How can we be sure that our students are getting what they need? Let’s ask them!

That’s the basis for a new YouTube contest from Center for Education Reform [[link removed]], in partnership with the Freedom Coalition for Charter Schools [[link removed]], the Children’s Scholarship Fund [[link removed]], and the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools [[link removed]]. Dubbed “With Justice for All” and hashtagged #MyEducationVideo, the contest asks students the following question:

“How has your school delivered on the promise of equal access and educational excellence, particularly during these challenging times? Tell us how well your school did — or didn’t do — in providing you a great education.”

Prizes include $45,000 in scholarships to the high school or college of your choice. So, if you’re a student, the world wants to hear from you. For details, visit MyEducationVideo.com [[link removed]].

And hurry — submissions are due by July 24th!

Founded in 1993, the Center for Education Reform [[link removed]] (CER) aims to expand educational opportunities that lead to improved economic outcomes for all Americans — particularly our youth — ensuring that the conditions are ripe for innovation, freedom, and flexibility throughout U.S. education.

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